Serena Tabacchi is the Director and co-founder of the MoCDA, Museum of Digital Contemporary Art founded in London in 2019. She has worked at TATE Modern and Britain in London, specialising in art and technology and actively supporting Italian and international artists. She is an expert in NFT technology and has collaborated with Cambi, the Italian auction house, curating their first digital art sale.

Chief curator at MAMBO in Bogotà, Eugenio Viola began working with Tosatti in 2016, hosting his first solo show at MADRE in Naples, where he was curator, and they have continued to work together. Waiting for the opening of the 59th Venice Biennale, in this interview Eugenio Viola talks with Gian Maria Tosatti about the project presented at the Italian Pavilion, History of the Night and Destiny of Comets, an immersive path to confront contemporary lacerations and contradictions, and in particular the correlation between pandemics and progress.

Lupo Borgonovo is an artist that develop drawings and sculptures in the studio, while in the evening, he works as a delivery rider around the city. He teaches at the European Institute of Design, leading a design course linked to improvisation, lateral thinking and the discovery of the city of Milan. He talked to My Art Guides about his best tips on how to spend time in Milan between art and leisure.

Elisabetta Roncati is an art consultant specialised in contemporary African art and Islamic culture. However she is better known as the founder of Art Nomade Milan, and an influencer really loved by the youngest generation. She talked to My Art Guides about her best tips on how to spend time in Milan between art and leisure.

Luca Panaro is an art curator and professor. He keeps a close eye on the latest artistic research and, at the same time, works with well-known artists. He talked to My Art Guides about his best tips on how to spend time in Milan between art and leisure.

Edoardo Monti is the founder of Palazzo Monti, he defines himself as a cultural agitator or rather, an art cowboy. He spoke to My Art Guides about his best tips on how to spend time in Milan between art and leisure.

Valentino Catricalà in conversation with Mara Sartore about the new opening of SODA and MODAL: a real new dynamic project, unique compared to the main institutions in the world of art and education. SODA is a school for the younger generations, but also an art centre for major international exhibitions, and MODAL is the gallery linked to the art projects. Two projects in a single space to meet the challenge of the future.

Nada Raza is the Director of Alserkal Arts Foundation and as a member of our 2022 Editorial Committee, she spoke to My Art Guides about her top recommendations on spending time in Dubai and why the city is special for her.

Cima Azzam is the curator of Maraya Arts Centre, Sharjah. As a member of the 2022 Editorial Committee, she talks to My Art Guides about the Emirate of Sharjah.

Maya Allison moved to the United Arab Emirates from the US in 2012 to establish the NYU Abu Dhabi Art Gallery, where she holds the post of Executive Director and Chief Curator. She is the curator of the UAE Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale and lives in Abu Dhabi. As a member of our Editorial Committee, we asked her some questions about living and working in Abu Dhabi.

In September 2021 "Vetrina" was launched, a cycle of contemporary art exhibitions hosted by Vino Vero Venezia in collaboration with Lightbox and curated by Mara Sartore.
The curator interviewed the second guest artist Elham M. Aghili to chat about her artistic practice and her amazing site-specific work "Hybrids" created specifically for the Wine Club's showcase.

The National Pavilion UAE for the 59th Venice Biennale presents Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim: Between Sunrise and Sunset, an installation of human-sized, abstract, and organic sculptural forms inspired by the environment of Khor Fakkan, Ibrahim’s hometown in the Al Hajar Mountains on the east coast of Sharjah. Ibrahim chose Maya Allison, Chief Curator and Executive Director of NYU Abu Dhabi as the curator of the pavilion. In September 2020 Ibrahim opened a solo exhibition Memory Drum at Lawrie Shabibi, Dubai and had a conversation with Maya Allison about his practice. The 59th International Art Exhibition at the Venice Biennale in 2022 will open to the public between 23 April - 27 November 2022.

Ahead of the opening of the Venice Biennale, cultural consultant and author András Szántó spoke with the curator Cecilia Alemani, on Zoom, about the ideas and process behind the exhibition and how it relates to our moment.

For his first exhibition in a UK institution, Creuzet has filled the upstairs gallery in Camden Arts Centre with a dense installation incorporating music, video, poetry and sculpture. Creuzet’s distinctive sculptural language often repurposes found materials; relics of detritus washed ashore by oceans or the unrelenting progress of history.

My Art Guides talks to artist Shezad Dawood about his experiences on a residency at Fogo Island Arts where an exhibition of his work, 'Between Land & Sea', is on display until 17 April 2022.

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the house of Yves Saint Laurent, the late couturier’s creations will be displayed at six major Paris museums alongside some of the art works that inspired them.

December 2021 sees major new events and art spaces open to the public across Saudi Arabia.

Academic and best-seller Lesley Lokko is the first black woman responsible for curating a Venice Architecture Biennale.

Italian artist Elena Mazzi opens her first exhibition in Switzerland this week, ‘I do not desire, I...

The great US conceptual artist Lawrence Weiner has died, aged 79 in his home and studio in Manhattan,...

After 25 years of activity Para Site presents "Noble Rot", a double exhibition to celebrate the past and prepare for the future. 18 artists present commissioned artworks to celebrate the anniversary.

To celebrate Gerhard Richter’s 90th birthday, the Kunstbibliothek is mounting the first major retrospective...

Answering the calls of the exhibition “Ubuntu, un rêve lucide” [Ubuntu, a lucid dream] by...