Art and Culture

NY Times- Photographers have understood this for a long time, newspapers know it but find it hard to admit: for many years now, publishing has not been the place where photography can best express itself.   - r...

Domus -  Many private companies are still among the main promoters of authorial photography, a trend that could become consolidated despite the economic crisis. - read more ...

domus - During the past year homes have inevitably been at the center of our lives, and this is one of the reasons why the furniture design industry, from the point of view of turnover, has managed to keep up. ...

DW  - The world's largest standing Buddha statues had survived for a millennium and a half in Afghanistan — until the Taliban destroyed them.   - read more ...

Hyperallergic - We tend to think of ancient forms of transportation as crude or utilitarian, but a recent discovery at Pompeii proves that the concept of a sweet-ass ride has a history much longer than that of ...

NY Times  - In the midst of a pandemic, with empty galleries, shuttered doors and plunging revenues, the Louvre faces new turbulence: a legal fight over the color of its walls. - read more...

 NY Times - For all those Vincent van Gogh fans who once stood cheek-by-jowl at the Museum of Modern Art to get a selfie in front of “The Starry Night,” there are, suddenly, increasing opportunities to just abo...

NY Times - Selling digitally isn’t the same, most agree. But that doesn’t mean that bricks-and-mortar exhibition spaces will all return to how they were. - read more ...