The Magritte Machine

The exhibition The Magritte Machine at the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza is the first retrospective on René Magritte (1898-1967) to be held in Madrid since the event … More

teamLab Art Museum: a ‘body immersive’ exhibition

teamLab Planets is a museum located in Toyoso,Tokyo where you can walk through water, and a garden where you become one … More

Street art in Rome welcomes the extraordinary artist JR, in Palazzo Farnese

The exclusive exhibition will be presented by the French artist/filmmaker JR (Paris, 1983) and the director Mathieu Kassovitz. Palazzo Farnese, … More

Reflecting Forward by Studio Irma

Studio Irma x Moco Museum presents a new conscious way of living – Reflecting Forward. It’s a Digital Immersive Art … More

Hans Op de Beeck (BE) – Danse Macabre

The monumental and monochrome sculpture Danse Macabre evokes both a nostalgic and a melancholic feeling. The carousel looks grey and … More

Dialogue 26 | Ritvik Agarwal

“I liked taking photographs of places, but images always lacked something. I wanted to capture my view of a space, and I found the best way to do that is by sketching it out”.

It is difficult to talk about the Amazonia without using colors – Evna Moura

‘I believe that my work wouldn’t even exist without culture. Much in part because of the reference to the place where I was born and the cultural influence that this brought me. Like the materiality I seek, the traces, the questioning, the ancestry, the history, the colours.’

There is no ready-made meaning, life is what we create – Michael de Oliveira

Michel de Oliveira was born in Tobias Barreto (SE), Brazil. Visual artist, photographer, writer and art educator. He is motivated by the intuitive action of the creative process and by the aesthetic and material potentialities of the photographic image.

Textile Art – a history held in fibre

Once relegated as simple handcraft, textiles are suddenly everywhere. In the last decade, both artists and amateurs have turned in large numbers to textile processes, driven by a series of major international exhibitions of 20th century seminal fiber artists.