Vincenzo De Cotiis Reframes Minimalism Inside a Venetian Palace

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At Palazzo Giustinian Lolin, Minimal Legends pairs works by Judd, Andre, Flavin, LeWitt, Martin, Rothko, Serra, and Stella with De Cotiis’ contemporary language of material, memory, and transformation

 

Casa Museo Lodovico Pogliaghi — the Artist’s World Above Varese

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At the Sacro Monte di Varese, the Milanese artist’s former home and atelier gathers art, archaeology, architecture, and the monumental plaster model for Milan Cathedral’s central door

 
 

A Bronze Intervention in a Venetian Palazzo

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Brent Lee’s blackened bronze collection meets the aged grandeur of a canal-side palazzo

 

Inside Tom Palmer’s Alabaster Series at KALPA

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The British artist and designer’s Vault Vessels pair rare alabaster with exacting geometry, revealing the stone’s soft translucency, varied inclusions, and quiet material presence

 
 

Ca’ d’Oro — Gothic Palazzo to Art Museum

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How one of Venice’s most beautiful palaces was remade as a museum

 
 

Vincenzo De Cotiis Foundation through the lens of an Art Advisor

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An art advisor’s iPhone photos trace the Vincenzo De Cotiis Foundation within Palazzo Giustinian Lolin, Venice

 

A Conversation with Francesco Balzano on TESSUTO

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Conceived in Paris and expanded within the walls of Villa Medici, TESSUTO brings together ten pieces as an imagined furnishing for the institution today

 
 

Alberto Giacometti at the 1962 Venice Biennale

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The Swiss artist’s Grand Prize for Sculpture marked a defining moment in modern art, as his attenuated figures transformed emptiness into atmosphere

 

Je suis La Matière

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A series of works in cast white bronze, Murano glass, and recycled materials explores the cosmic tension between matter, perception, and invisible color

 
 

Human Traces: Presence, Absence, and Material Memory

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Axel Vervoordt Gallery brings together Ida Barbarigo, William Turnbull, El Anatsui, and Bosco Sodi in a meditation on material, memory, and the transformation of the ordinary into the sacred

 
 

Provençal Dialogue with Antiquity

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Galerie Dina Vierny, Galerie Chenel, and Simon Porte Jacquemus bring antiquity, Maillol, and the Provençal imagination into quiet conversation