The many faces of Catherine Millet

Journalist, art critic, writer, and founder of “Artpress”.

Valencia • At IVAM spotlight on Mona Hatoum

Large installations, sculptures and works on paper of the last 20 years are on show

Palpable precariousness in the recurring red neon wires on giant metal globes

An artistic figure of international fame, Mona Hatoum has captured the attention of the art world since the early 1990s.

New York • The PS1 celebrates Niki de Saint Phalle

Her artistic practice is a cross between performance, painting, sculpture and target shooting

In her recent production the male as such disappears, freeing the potentially infinite space of an imaginary emancipated feminine

If we wanted to summarize - in a very rough way - the main difference between the European avant-gardes of the first post-war period and those of the second, we should first talk about a diff

Marseille • Pinault’s Koons at MUCEM

The exhibition covers 35 years of his carreer. Among the artworks: Balloon Dog, Lobster and the majestic Bluebird Planter

The exhibition of Jeff Koons at Mucem offers many interesting insights, starting from what concerns the choices made by curators and the museum itself, up to the strategic-economic aspects. The title “Jeff Koons Mucem.

Milan • Cattelan returns to Italy with a solo exhibition at HangarBicocca 

He is everywhere: hanging on a wall, sitting on a ledge, emerging from a floor. On display also La Nona Ora, Others, Him

He is everywhere: hanging on a wall, sitting on a ledge, emerging from the floor. Maurizio Cattelan’s art is so iconic and egocentric that it can be summarized in any photo of the artist, even when the subject is another, a banana or a golden toilet.

Conversation with Paolo Guzzini

A well-known entrepreneur and great collector, together with two of the founding partners and with an exceptional team of managers, he brought the family company to worldwide success. They were responsible for the lighting of in Milan.

Many interventions in the world's most prestigious museums in very different contexts

I meet Paolo Guzzini in his central Milanese studio.

The Castle of Portofino reopens with a personal Exhibition by Elio Marchegiani 

Fossil finds from over one hundred and fifty million years ago on display, inserted and framed in the artworks, almost relics in which we can look at ourselves

"Art is an exact science that has had the luck of not being one"

One is young or old depending on the mind, the desire to investigate the world beyond those formalities or conveniences that determine our lives.

Paris, Centre Pompidou: a chat with the president Serge Lasvignes

During the long periods of lockdown, Lasvignes has chosen to postpone exhibitions rather than cancel them. To avoid destabilizing the cultural ecosystem

The Centre, worldwide icon of modernity, will close from 2023 to 2027 for massive renovations

Inaugurated in 1977, the Georges Pompidou National Center of Art and Culture in Paris is the place where the arts, shows, cinema, music and the debate of ideas intersect.

15.000 euro for the invisible sculpture of Garau

At first glance, the name doesn’t say much, at least not to the uninitiated. - Salvatore Garau, who is he? - I have asked this question myself more and more often in these days by many reasonable people, rightly astonished. Is it possible? Can a work of art that cannot be seen sell for 15,000 euros? It seems like a hoax, fake news; at best, a clever marketing operation. In any case, it’s all true. It really happened.

Moral and responsible projects structured on sustainable growth plans going towards one of the most important missions of new museology: community property.