In a tribute to one of Italy’s most celebrated painters, the Galleria Mattia De Luca has brought a rare collection of 60 works by Giorgio Morandi to New York City, marking the 60th anniversary of his death. Hosted in a newly renovated
Amidst the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, a powerful new exhibition at London’s P21 Gallery offers a glimpse into the resilience and creativity of Palestinian artists. Curated by the Palestine Museum U.S. in collaboration with P21 Gallery, Art of Palestine: From
The 21st edition of the annual Frieze London art fair opens today, October 9th, to September 13th at Regent’s Park. Both Frieze London and Frieze Masters will meet the audience once again with curatorial shows and notable names in art from Yayoi
As part of the 2024 European Heritage Days, the Institut français Ankara welcomes renowned French visual artist Julien de Casabianca to the Turkish capital for an innovative street art project that merges museum collections with public spaces. Known for his Outings Project,
An Italian family’s long-overlooked painting, once considered an eyesore, may now be a $6 million masterpiece by Pablo Picasso. Andrea Lo Rosso, after years of debate over the bizarre portrait in his family’s living room, suspected that the painting discovered by his
This year the 9th Çanakkale Biennial takes place with the theme “Let Time Run its Course” . The title of this edition, “Let Time Run its Course” refers both to the actual meaning of the phrase and its connotations: It suggests considering
In the rarefied world of Old Master drawings, few names ignite as much fascination—and controversy—as Michelangelo. The most recent addition to his oeuvre, a long-debated sketch titled Study of Jupiter, has finally emerged from the shadows and onto the market. This delicate
The 9th Çanakkale Biennial, taking place this year, is centered around the theme “Let Time Run its Course” . The event explores the phenomenon of youth, youth culture, and the intersection of art and technology. Emphasizing fresh approaches to global issues and
As autumn settles over Turkey, the country’s vibrant art scene comes alive with a wave of new exhibitions, offering both locals and visitors a feast for the senses. From contemporary art spaces in Istanbul to intimate galleries in smaller cities, there’s a
Ricardo Jarama, Peruvian artist who has been residing and working in Athens since 2007 encompasses a boundless universe, which he reflects in his canvases, drawings, and sculptures. His creations portray a universe that oscillates between reality and surreality. According to art historian
Istanbul’s Futy Gallery hosts Seval Özcan’s solo exhibition Surprise Me. The exhibition continues until Oct 6. The painter focuses on the things that surprise us in our daily lives and notices them. Özcan said: “In people’s busy lives nowadays, everything passes by
The first solo exhibition in Türkiye by award-winning photographer Pari Dukovic, known for capturing the images of world-renowned figures, titled ‘From Istanbul to New York: A Photographer’s Journey’ opens on Wednesday, September 25, 2024, at the Consulate General of Greece in Istanbul.