When art gazing becomes a gaze on the world
Winter 2018
Cristiana Perrella
by Marta Silvi
Daniel Gustav Cramer
by Nicola Mafessoni
Take care of fine details
Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s city lights
by Nicola Mafessoni
A literary meeting place since 1953
The borders of Cape Town
by Salvatore Dimaggio
A journey inside a new art capital grappling with the same old problems
Salvador Dalí
by Jessica El Hefyan
The persistence of memory
Joe la Place
by Enrico Cavaliere
A contemporary art hero
Elodie Fulton, Irene Abujatum
by Eugenia Bertelè
Into the heart of the Chilean contemporary art scene
Vadim Fishkin
by Nicola Mafessoni
The Art Cosmonaut
Alfredo Jaar
by Alessandro Fonte, Shawnette Poe
Walking a fine line
Max Ernst in Sedona
by Nicola Mafessoni
A fantastic trip in the far west on the trail of a surrealist master
Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo
by Alfredo Camerotti
In the collector's own words
Faig Ahmed
by Brooke Einbender
Decoding the visual language of carpets
Juan Yarur
by Mariagrazia Muscatello
The young chilean philantropist and collector who approachs art with emotions
André Magnin
by Ludovica Valentina Zarrilli
Discover how the art market is born (and how it grows) in the Sub-Saharan area
American Gothic, Grant Wood
by Jessica El Hefyan
Tales from the history of Art