From the polyurethane of the UP series to the resins of Vieni a Vedere installation for Bottega Veneta: experimentation doesn’t need to be taught; it just has to be done

Alexander James, known for his large-scale and layered abstractionist paintings, has a tendency to bring together in his compositions what many would consider to be disparate subjects

Andy Warhol’s photographs for the first time in Capri for the 14th edition of Nomad Circle – in conversation with the curators of the exhibition Jim Hedges and Martin Brûlé

The 16 photographs that make up Je m’appelle Olympia were shot right after the live activation of the light choreography in the theatre’s empty space

Fondazione Prada in Venice transformed into a pawnshop – Swiss artist Christoph Büchel on the notion of debt and the many declinations of it, from the religious to the economic

We see her old possessions wrapped and bound, in a studio space void – tentatively being moved into their new environment which is still under construction

The American artist Lily Stockman is the first woman to exhibit at Maison La Roche – with an exhibition that follows her “obsession” with Le Corbusier, blending Greek mythology and a shared past in India

A robot – a stuffed dog – following training related to the description of the works, is able to produce an analysis together with ChatGPT – its observations are ironically expelled as if the dog pooped

Fuori dai siti principali della Biennale di Venezia ci sono i padiglioni esterni e le mostre collaterali: Grenada con No man is an island, l’Oman con la forza delle donne, vita e colore dallo Zimbawe

The Cosmic Garden exhibition at the Venice Biennale is committed to the emancipation of women through craftsmanship – with the support of Dior. A dialogue with Karishma Swali, from the Chanakya School of Craft