Mirrors of Infinity. Review of “Yayoi Kusama. A Retrospective” at Gropius Bau, Berlin
Painter, sculptor, fashion designer, performer, provocateur: Yayoi Kusama is all these things at once. The Japanese artist’s diverse…
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#MeToo and the ‘continuum of male sexual violence’: A Review of Liz Kelly’s Concept
Liz Kelly, in her influential 1988 work Surviving Sexual Violence, introduced the concept of a ‘continuum’ to describe…
On the Re-discovery of Touch: Interview with Nicole Mattia
Nicole Mattia (Lodi, 1999) is a Graphic Design and Art Direction student at NABA (Milan), where she is…
On seeing and making art: Interview with The MO
Luna Silvestri You are one of eight artists featured in Sign of The Times, our first digital exhibition.…
Art and Politics: Interview with contemporary artist Firenze Lai
Lai frequently depicts anonymous figures as subjects, and explores the issues of psychological landscapes, the mind and body,…
Spotlight Creative January 2021: Marily Papanastasatou
The first Spotlight Creative of the Month for 2021 is Marily Papanastasatou, a Greek emerging artist that studies…
Spotlight Artist November 2020: Kirsten Shanks
For our new series “Spotlight Artist of the Month”, the Art Gate team will interview emerging artists to…
Zaha Hadid: Redefining Space
Baghdad-born London-educated architect Zaha Hadid is often described as “the greatest female architect of all times”. A statement…
On Peggy Guggenheim and her artistic début in New York
To conclude the week dedicated to the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, I would like to tell you about the…
On Germaine Richier and her leading-edge sculptures
Continuing with the Peggy Guggenheim Collection theme, today I want to present to you one of the rare…