doppiozero was founded in February 2011 to lend a voice to an often under-exposed and little-discussed collective intelligence that tends...
Greece, as a country in the periphery of Europe, has historically enjoyed the odd privilege of being at the fore-front of momentous...
One of Phillip Roth’s best books is not a novel, nor even a collection of short stories; rather it is a book of interviews, entitled...
They could be two different images. The backdrop of one is prevalently yellow ochre, with three soldiers in full battle gear clambering...
“I’m in Japan here” Vincent, letter to his sister Willemien, Arles, 14 September 1888 Every exhibition or...
It is almost impossible for the contemporary philosopher to avoid coming up against Van Gogh’s Shoes. At least that’s how it...
The exhibition Sergei Eisenstein: The Anthropology of Rhythm opened on September 19, 2017 at Nomas Foundation, Rome. Numerous...
"I like looking at roots even when I don’t see their origin." Luisa Rabbia There are works that arrive with a...
Devoted to the work of Max Neuhaus (1939-2009), Max Feed. Œuvre et héritage de Max Neuhaus at Frac Franche-Comt...
I met the photographer Eva Leitolf at the conference Etica dell’immagine that took place last month at the Goethe Institut in...
Persistent in the canon of art history, the equation Nature=Impressionism survives today. At the turn of the twentieth century, French...
“Yes, artists perpetuate themselves, passing on the torch, Delacroix to the Impressionists, &c. But is that all?”,...
The pig and its history, Pier Paolo Pasolini, the history of towers in the West, Philip K. Dick and science-fiction literature, the films...
Christoph Wulf teaches Anthropology and Pedagogy at Freie University Berlin, where he is a member of the Interdisciplinary Center for...
In Milan, around 1991, Luigi Ghirri told Mario Cresci that after having spent many years exploring the landscape and the things of life...
“The success of a museum is not measured by the number of visitors the museum welcomes, but by the number of visitors to whom it has...
“A gift is the evidence of an act, a symbolic gesture that is at once free and obligatory,” writes Katia Anguelova, curator of...
In an elegantly frescoed salon at New York University’s Florence estate, Villa La Pietra, stands an artifact of beauty, her light...
A man in a dark coat turns his back to us. He is painting white letters onto a red banner draped across a table. A Venus de Milo towers...
A Short History of South African Photography, by Rory Bester, Thato Mogotsi and Rita Potenza, is an exhibition hosted by Fotografia Europea...
