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Gaika / The Babylon Hole

Art&Culture | Interview

17/05/2023

In conversation with Gaika Tavares, who has established himself as one of the most groundbreaking voices in the contemporary British music and art scene.

With 169 galleries from 27 countries, the twenty-seventh edition of the fair organised by Fiera Milano intends to strengthen the international presence and consolidate its ties with the main Italian realities.

Diotis Thomas / The Dragon’s Gaze

Art&Culture | Interview

12/04/2023

A spotlight on Greek artist Diotis Thomas, an artist who is constantly exploring new means of expression, with his output including wildlife, nature, science, anatomy and painting.

Ryoichi Kurokawa / Synaesthetic Artfacts

Art&Culture | Interview

05/04/2023

Kurokawa uses computers to create installations and performances in which sound and visual elements are in close connection with each other, seeking the creation of synaesthetic experiences. Considered a pioneer in the field of art generated through the use of new technologies, Ryoichi Kurokawa began his artistic career as a musician, and has maintained over the years a strong interest in the performative act. In addition to creating multimedia installations, in recent years, his interest in natural sciences has led him to establish important collaborations with the international scientific landscape.

Barbican / The End Of The World

Art&Culture | Spotlight

29/03/2023

Ukrainian pianist Lubomyr Melnyk created a multifaceted live audiovisual experience with Canadian cellist Julia Kent and Italian media art collective SPIME.IM. It all culminates in a multi-stranded live experience entitled The End Of The World, that focuses on a profound reflection on climate change, an occasion that marks the Barbican's UK debut.

Florentina Holzinger / The Art of Discomfort

Art&Culture | Spotlight

23/03/2023

Reflections on the work of Berlin-based choreographer, performance artist and dancer Florentina Holzinger, who uses dance to comment to investigate the limits and physicality of the female body.

Dimitris Papaioannou / INK

Art&Culture | Interview

23/02/2023

In conversation with stage director, choreographer and visual artist, Dimitri Papaioannou. the day after his final "INK" performance hosted by Triennale in Milan on 11&12 February.

Charles Jimenez / Illusions and unconsciousness

Photography | Interview

17/02/2023

The multi-disciplinary artist Charles Jimenez talks about their practices including performance art, filmmaking, and photography in conversation with Alice Lipizzi. Spanning through unscious sides of the brain, they explore the uncanny, painting genderless compositions.

Salome / Teatro alla Scala, Milan

Art&Culture | Spotlight

08/02/2023

A spotlight on Damiano Michieletto produced Salome, accompanied by Oscar Wilde’s sensitive text, showcased from 14 to 31 of January at Teatro La Scala in Milan under the direction of Axel Kober and Michael Güttler.