The Centre Pompidou stages a retrospective journey through the career of the celebrated German artist Anselm Kiefer.

The latest work of the British artist made its North American debut during Miami Art Basel 2015.

Our report from the quintessential Miami art experience.

A fragment of Spanish history landed in Miami Design District.

On the occasion of Miami Art Basel 2015, we sat down with London-based artist duo Walter & Zoniel to find out more about their latest project entitled Alpha-Ation.

Marc Quinn investigates the ecological impact of man on nature.

We sat down with award-winning artist Vanessa Baird and discussed about her latest achievement and future projects.

Operativa Arte Contemporanea debuts at Artissima 2015 with a solo exhibition by Matteo Nasini.

Our round-up on Fiac 2015.

Our round-up on Britain’s biggest contemporary art fair.

In occasion Frieze Art Fair 2015 the Canadian artist performed live painting at Hostem London.

Nadia Candet presents an ephemeral contemporary collection of art and design inside a secret location in the heart of Paris.

An exclusive interview with the American artist on the occasion of the opening of his latest exhibition at Blenheim Palace.

The Swiss-born artist reformulates natural phenomena into works of art.

In Art – what you see is not what you get. The verisimilitude of the art object fools us.

The Islamic artist investigates social aspects hidden behind banal events of daily life.

With subtle irony and boundariless imagination, the artist builds bridges between real life and a surreal world.

Art can be seen as a complex system of different elements that form an integrated whole.

The renowned British artist gives us an exclusive insight into his latest work.

Daniel Blau featured in Art Basel 2015 with the exhibition “Black and White”.

Often descibed as a the Olympics of the Art World, the 2015 edition of the Swiss fair took place last June.

A multy-sensory photographic exhibition on the theme of physical metamorphosis.

A meditation upon the concepts of loss, affection, transmission and discovery.

Four are the elements that form all mortal things.

Herman de Vries refelcts on how nature and culture affect and influence each other.

Hermès celebrates the freedom of day-dreamers and the joy of the unexpected

Sound, by its nature, permeates borders – even invisible ones.

Joan Jonas liberates art from rational boundaries and reaches the fleeting realm of emotions.

A surreal realm of minuscule wonders.

This storm is what we call progress.