1950–1970: the Changed Role of Art, Viewer and the Artist

The Power of a Portrait: Pope Innocent X

Fifteen images of the same subject — Pope Innocent X — are displayed at Massimo De Carlo…

Matisse: the Last Chapter

“Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs,” an exhibition at the Tate Modern, highlights artwork from Matisse’s later years.

“People are like stained-glass windows,” Doctor Elisabeth Kübler-Ross once opined, “They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the…

James Turrell: Creating a Perceptual Phenomenon

The Multiple Dimensions of Space

Carl Andre, Lawrence Weiner, and James Turrell reveal the many meanings of space in a London-based art exhibition.

When we think of space, we usually think of its physical quality: to live, work and interact. We identify ourselves by spaces. Some…

Art and the Digital Revolution

“The Digital Revolution” is an art exhibition that acknowledges the profusion of digital technology from the 1970s through the 21st century.

A computer or car phone may have been seen as luxuries or conveniences decades ago. But their modern-day…

Exploring “33 Artists in 3 Acts”: Introduction

Review of the book “33 Artists in 3 Acts” by Sarah Thornton. Part one of a four-part series.

Yutaka Sone and the Changing Art World: Past, Present and Future

Yutaka Sone’s intricate marble…

Unlocking the Past for a Better Future

Steve Sabella’s artwork at Berloni Gallery suggests a re-examination of a challenging past…