Sustainable development through the eyes of three artists. The materials they use, the impact of their works.

Peter Spens, a 63-year-old artist from London (UK), is attracting public attention when he directly painted on the Eiffel Tower stadium at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Spens spent more than 14 hours a day to depict this spectacular scene.

Meeting with the nomadic artist Coco Dalle-Ore, who talks to us about her creative influences as well as her latest works.

In Alberobello the exhibition “Andy Warhol. Life, Pop, Rock” opens in the spaces of Casa Alberobello: from polaroids to silk-screen prints up to the covers of vinyl records that have made history. Among the most complete exhibitions of the American artist, it can be visited until October 20th.

With his current retrospective, Paul Pfeiffer: Prologue to the Story of the Birth of Freedom, at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Los Angeles–he exposes the manipulation behind popular imagery to poke holes in our systems of veneration and objectification.

Unmissable event this summer in Marseille on the most fascinating rooftop of the Riviera, at MAMO created by Ora Ito, the Cité radieuse art center, which presents “Le Modulor du basketball” by the New York artist Daniel Arsham.

A ground-breaking public artwork has been created for the island by the nomadic artist and multi-disciplinary creative, commissioned by Ibiza's Club Chinois. 

Andrés Reisinger is now at the Fuorisalone with an installation at Nilufar Lancetti. The artist, famous for reimagining a Wonderland 2.0, punctuated by fluffy architecture, interdimensional portals and boundless sunsets, has become famous on social media and is now ready for bigger challenges, those with reality.

The 20th century and pop culture would not be the same without the figure of Andy Warhol. The New York scene and its link with other great icons provided a vision of the 60s that was captured by Steve Schapiro and compiled in this book, Andy Warhol and Friends.

On the occasion of her new exhibition at the EST Galerie, the self-taught embroiderer opens up about her journey and her inspirations.

For its new artistic collaboration with rising Parisian star Paul Rousteau, Tiffany & Co. is carrying out a fascinating transformation of the Opéra Garnier.