…on his curriculum vitae appear the medals he created for prominent figures of his time, sacred works and frescoes, drawings, all scattered throughout his travels in the major Italian cities:…
Pisanello: turmoil and wonder in a detail Read More »
Is it possible to imagine the invisible? Probably it depends on which type of invisible you are trying to visualize. In general, we are brought to think that only what…
Karina Puente’s [In]visible cities Read More »
…it has been perceived and imagined throughout time. This exhibition encourages us to observe, to dive in the images looking for places we know, only for us to realize how…
…population with the sound and instruct them on how to behave. Some of the works on display had originated in 2009, when, in conjunction with the 53rd edition of La…
Mona Hatoum: the universal tale of the individual Read More »
…upside down. This allows the viewer to appreciate the work not so much for the subject it represents but for the active role they are called upon to play, engaging…
