Editorial

Paris Gallery Weekend 2025: A Three-Day Celebration of Contemporary Art 77 Galleries – 150 Artists...

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 multidisciplinary artist Mariana Hahn.
Curated by Mara Sartore, the Vetrina project transforms the display window of Vino Vero into a dynamic platform for contemporary art, inviting women artists to activate the space with site-specific works. For the thirteenth iteration of the series, Hahn presents "Night Eyes", a site-specific installation comprising five works that delve into materiality and human experience, where time acts as a catalyst for transformation, continuously reshaping both the artwork and its meaning.
In this conversation, Mariana Hahn reflects on her practice rooted in the body, memory, and material metamorphosis, her use of copper and salt as carriers of time and narrative, and the layered emotional and historical resonance of creating work in Venice.

“Sensitive to context, yet animated by an irrepressible vitality and a pyrotechnic force, Loredana Longo, through her exhibition "We Are Cannibals", reflects the spirit of a savage age. But she also asserts the possibility of resistance, of moving 'stubbornly and in the opposite direction', affirming the value of experiencing the world and of shared connection,” thus Gabi Scardi introduces Loredana Longo’s work at the Francesco Pantaleone Gallery in Palermo.

A powerful, ferocious, and poetic exhibition that offers a view into the complexity of this historical moment through the eyes of a free woman, an artist who refuses silence, and a beautiful soul. This in-depth feature takes shape through a conversation with Loredana Longo, exploring the motivations behind her artistic research.

To mark the 19th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, Manuel Orazi interviewed Carlo Ratti, the curator of this year’s exhibition for My Art Guides.
The theme Intelligens explores the diverse forms of intelligence that shape our world—Natural, Artificial, and Collective. Through a wide range of installations, projects, and collaborations, the exhibition reflects Ratti’s belief that architecture must adapt and integrate various forms of intelligence to address the challenges of a changing planet. By showcasing both traditional and cutting-edge approaches, Ratti invites visitors to explore how ecosystems, communities, and technology can work together to shape the future of architecture.

The Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts will celebrate its 70th anniversary in 2025 Preview 5 June (press...

The artist duo Masbedo engage in conversation with Mara Sartore to discuss Arsa, their latest film set to premiere in Italian cinemas on 24 April 2025. What initially began as a narrative centred around a submerged sculpture has evolved into a poetic and dreamlike exploration of memory, identity, and the place of art in everyday life. Set against the backdrop of Sicily, Arsa weaves the duo’s roots in video art with the language of cinema, offering a raw and profoundly personal vision — and a glimpse of what lies ahead. Produced by Eolo Film Productions with Alción and Rai Cinema, the film is being promoted and distributed by Fandango.

Alserkal Avenue, the region’s leading cultural district, unveils its latest public programme, “A...

On April 1st, 2025, Nico Vascellari inaugurates “Pastorale” , a new solo exhibition curated by Sergio Risaliti at the historic Sala delle Cariatidi in Palazzo Reale, Milan.

Art Palma Brunch reaches its 20th edition in Palma de Mallorca, with a program that covers the different trends of the contemporary art scene

ARCOmadrid is Spain’s International Contemporary Art Fair organised by IFEMA Madird and, since its...

My Art Guide Milan 2025 offers a comprehensive overview of the city’s art scene and related events...

Arte Fiera 2025 returns from 7 to 9 February, with a preview on 6 February, following its landmark 50th...

From 6 to 16 February 2025, Art City Bologna returns for its 13th edition, coinciding with Arte Fiera...

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.

“We Are the Flood” is the newly released book published by Postmedia, documenting Stefano...

The iNEST (Interconnected Nord-Est Innovation Ecosystem) project is working to promote Citizen Engagement

Mexico City is a captivating and complicated megalopolis. In this capital of nearly 23 million people,...

30 Jan 2025 – 02 Feb 2025 Haus der Kunst, Munich Haus der Kunst presents “Echoes”, the annual...

Proyectos Públicos presents Trayectos, an initiative that transforms the experience of Art Week in Mexico...

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.

Directed by Łukasz Twarkowski, a visionary artist making his London debut at the Southbank Centre, the...

In this conversation, Paula Valero 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.

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.