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Have you ever thought "Contemporary art isn't my thing"?

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30 November 201829 November 2018Matilde Cesareo

PORTRAIT, EUGÉNE LEROY, 1962

If you look at this painting in real life, and from close enough, it will seem completely abstract to you. The title give an initial hint, but you see the portrait only from far or from the lens of a camera. The painting is made with a very think layer of paint, mostly of dark […]

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30 October 20176 April 2018Matilde Cesareo

1965 / 1 – ∞, ROMAN OPALKA, 1965-2011

Today it’s time to speak about an artist I am in love with: Roman Opalka. He was a French-Polish artist who worked between France and Venice. All his artistic production consists in one single work, the one we are talking about today. The fact is that this work, named 1965 / 1 – ∞, is made […]

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26 October 20176 April 2018Matilde Cesareo

ARCHISPONGE (RE 11), YVES KLEIN, 1960

Yves Klein was one of the most celebrated contemporary artists, and painting was almost an obsession for him. He painted a series called Relief Eponges, in which he used actual sponges as a material for his paintings. This is, as the title suggests, the artwork he thought could be the most evocative and representative of […]

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The aim of this project is to give an insight into contemporary art to those who are not involved in the art business. We want to help you see contemporary art in a new light and discover art’s powerful messages.

Too often, contemporary art experts don’t reveal the meaning behind works of art. That’s why we think this project is useful: to open the art world up to anyone who might be interested in knowing more about it.

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