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This section brings together recent articles, posts and reports as well as a series of conversations with artists and curators who talk to us about their work and their respective cities, offering unique itineraries and a diverse perspective. These encounters have established My Art Guides as an engaging and dynamic platform encouraging culturally relevant discourse amongst the creatives of our times.
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My Art Guide Milan 2025
My Art Guide Milan 2025 offers a comprehensive overview of Art Week, miart, Salone del Mobile, and Fuorisalone...
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Arte Fiera 2025
Arte Fiera 2025 returns from 7 to 9 February, with a preview on 6 February, following its landmark 50th...
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Art City Bologna 2025: Le Porte della Città
From 6 to 16 February 2025, Art City Bologna returns for its 13th edition, coinciding with Arte Fiera...
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My Art Guides Studio Visits: Mexico City
My Art Guides Studio Visits opens the doors to some of the most important artists working and living in the city during Art Week. Navigate your way around the sprawling city and its artistic pulse via this off the grid itinerary, which offers a rare and truly privileged insight into the practice and creative sanctuaries of some of the city's most renowned and emerging artists during Art Week.
February 1, 2025
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“We Are the Flood” — The book documenting Stefano Cagol latest project with a text by Timothy Morton, is out now
“We Are the Flood” is the newly released book published by Postmedia, documenting Stefano...
February 2, 2025
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Artistic Residencies in Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, and Trentino-Alto Adige for Sustainable Tourism
The iNEST (Interconnected Nord-Est Innovation Ecosystem) project is working to promote Citizen Engagement
January 27, 2025
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Your Compass in Mexico City 2025: Exploring Contemporary Art at the Intersection of the Americas
Mexico City is a captivating and complicated megalopolis. In this capital of nearly 23 million people,...
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Echoes: Plot Twist
30 Jan 2025 – 02 Feb 2025
Haus der Kunst, Munich
Haus der Kunst presents “Echoes”, the annual...
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Trayectos 2025
Proyectos Públicos presents Trayectos, an initiative that transforms the experience of Art Week in Mexico...
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Time as a Material: Julieta Aranda’s Exploration of Resistance and Temporal Systems
Julieta Aranda, in conversation with Mara Sartore, reflects on her exhibition “Clear Coordinates for Our Confusion” at the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo, discussing her artistic journey and the pivotal role of time in her work.
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Łukasz Twarkowski: The Employees
Directed by Łukasz Twarkowski, a visionary artist making his London debut at the Southbank Centre, the...
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An Interview with Paula Valero: Resistant Herbarium Rosa Luxemburg (Mothers) at Vino Vero Venice
As part of My Art Guides’ ongoing series of dialogues with artists featured in the Vetrina project at Vino Vero Venice, we are pleased to present an interview with Valencia-based multidisciplinary artist Paula Valero.
Curated by Mara Sartore, the Vetrina project transforms the display window of Vino Vero into a dynamic space for contemporary art, inviting female artists to explore themes of activism and care. For the twelfth iteration of the series, Paula Valero presents Resistant Herbarium Rosa Luxemburg: Mothers, a site-specific installation celebrating women who embody diverse forms of motherhood—biological, political, and creative.
In this conversation, Paula reflects on her artistic practice, the enduring legacy of Rosa Luxemburg, her choice to focus on motherhood for Vetrina, and the unique challenges and opportunities of creating art in Venice’s historic and cultural context.
Curated by Mara Sartore, the Vetrina project transforms the display window of Vino Vero into a dynamic space for contemporary art, inviting female artists to explore themes of activism and care. For the twelfth iteration of the series, Paula Valero presents Resistant Herbarium Rosa Luxemburg: Mothers, a site-specific installation celebrating women who embody diverse forms of motherhood—biological, political, and creative.
In this conversation, Paula reflects on her artistic practice, the enduring legacy of Rosa Luxemburg, her choice to focus on motherhood for Vetrina, and the unique challenges and opportunities of creating art in Venice’s historic and cultural context.
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Multiple Maniacs: Beatrice Favaretto in Conversation with Mara Sartore
I had the pleasure of meeting Beatrice Favaretto at the opening of "Multiple Maniacs", her first solo exhibition at Mare Karina in Venice. The gallery, which merges artistic exhibition, production, and collaboration, provided a fitting backdrop for an artist whose work spans across diverse mediums, from moving images to performance and publications.
January 4, 2025
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My Art Guide Mexico City 2025
My Art Guide Mexico City 2025 offers a thorough insight into the city’s vibrant art scene during...
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Napoli Gallery Weekend
Napoli Gallery Weekend launches its first edition from 13 to 15 December 2024, celebrating contemporary...
December 13, 2024
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Ramallah Art Fair 2024
Ramallah Art Fair 2024: “Voices of Resilience” – Art as Testimony to Palestinian Struggle
The...
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Koyo Kouoh Appointed Curator for the 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia
The Venice Biennale Board, following a proposal by President Pietrangelo Buttafuoco, has appointed Koyo...
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Exploring the Invisible – An Interview with Sound and Intermedia Artist Alba Triana
On 23 November 2024, Locust Projects in Miami unveiled “Dialogue with the Primordial Sea”, an exhibition by Alba Triana, featuring a large-scale, site-specific kinetic installation commissioned for the occasion. Alba Triana artistic practice is holistic, exploring the natural world as an indivisible whole in which the human condition is an inseparable part.
December 4, 2024
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Art Basel Miami Beach 2024
Art Basel Miami Beach is back, marking a significant moment under the new leadership of Bridget Finn....
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Tirana Art Weekend
The Albanian Visual Arts Network (AVAN) presents Tirana Art Weekend, running from Friday, November 29...
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Scuola Piccola Zattere
On 22 and 23 November 2024, Scuola Piccola Zattere—a new cultural institute in the heart of Venice—presents...
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Biennale Arte 2024: Finissage Performance Programme
From November 18 to 24, 2024, the Arsenale hosts a series of performances for the closing week of the...
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Art as Activism: Cristina Baldacci, Natalie King and Francesca Tarocco on “Ina Lou / Dear Mother Earth” and the Call for Ecological Reverence at the Venice Biennale
“Ina Lou/Dear Mother Earth” is a powerful two-day symposium (19-20 November 2024), organized by Cristina Baldacci, Natalie King, and Francesca Tarocco, held during the closing week of the 60th Venice Biennale.
November 14, 2024