“Arte Povera is an attempt to bring art and life closer together, to free the creative act from the weight of tradition and the market.” With these words, Germano Celant, the Italian critic and curator, coined the term Arte Povera in 1967 to define a group of Italian artists who defied t

Markus Sworcik and René Stiegler, known collectively as StieglerSworcik, strive to translate the complexities of memory and everyday life into symbolic and often paradoxical forms. Their work invites the viewer into an ongoing process of recontextualization, where meanings are continually shifted,

In chess, castling is a rare and strategic move that allows players to safeguard their king while simultaneously bringing the rook into a more central, active role. It’s the only time two pieces can move at once—shifting the king two squares toward the rook and positioning the rook on the square

Recently, we engaged in an ongoing dialogue with Norma Jeane and found ourselves captivated by the intricate relationship between identity, art, and the process of deconstruction and reconstruction that permeates her work. After several months of conversation, we have distilled and published some ke

Lawrence Weiner, one of the most iconic figures in conceptual art, always maintained a clear and radical vision of the role of the artist and the nature of art. “All I do is make things and present them. Art presents a reality. Art doesn’t present a metaphor. The conversation with society is

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