In December 2015, the French artist duo Ella & Pitr launched the book “Baiser d’Encre” (in translation, Ink Kisses), an exclusive and intimate collection of moments shared together, presented in the form of sketches highlighting some of the characters we have seen in … Continued
The debut solo show ‘Sacred Gravitation’ by Ukrainian artist duo Interesni Kazki (featured), presented by Jonathan LeVine Gallery, on view through February 6th, 2016 (529 West 20th Street, Galley I, New York), features new works by AEC and Waone reflecting the complex evolution of man, from … Continued
The group show ‘Plenty’ presented by Athen B. Gallery, on view through February 5th, 2016, features works by local and international artists approaching various themes. From the bird-men conquerors of Saddo and his luxuriant backgrounds and elements of mortality, beautifully outlined in a … Continued
Plastic Murs presents the group show ‘Lápiz, Papel o Tijera’, featuring a selection of graphite on paper works by 30 artists, “not intending to be a preparatory drawing of an objective but a means itself, lightweight and versatile, allowing forms of expression and shades … Continued
We continue the Installation and Sculpture series with a selection of powerful works and inspiring interviews showing multiple ways on how art intersects with or reflects reality, asking some of the most difficult questions or playfully intruding in our everyday life … Continued
We continue our series of urban art videos, street art and graffiti stories with a selection featuring artist interviews, projects, murals and installations, happenings and festivals, documentaries and more, mainly covering the second half of 2015. Artist projects & … Continued
Incipit presents the group show ‘Mosaic’, on view through January 10th, 2016, the first exhibition in the new space of Santa Croce, in Sapri, and a synthesis of the project’s journey and mission of establishing a dialogue and exchange between artists. It features works by both internationally … Continued
Russian artist Katerina Belkina proposes a new heroine rising above the rules and clichés, limits and expectations of the current reality often shaped by materialistic values. Each series shows a new identity, multiple masks, costumes and references from the art world and everyday life in … Continued
Central to the work of Axel Void are the mediocre figures, the ordinary man and his everyday struggles or joys, and the community as the connector between individuals, the force that unites people to common values, to hope and strength, and … Continued
