Artvisor’s latest exhibition, Rarities, opens in London on 9th April. Features a body of newly commissioned works by Santiago Reyes Villaveces (b. 1986, Bogotà) and curated by Piero Tomassoni, the exhibition is the first of a series of three exhibitions by the artist, opening this month in London, Venice, and Medellin.
Artvisor is proud to feature the captivating illustrations of Ugo La Pietra on the award-winning global media house and curatorial agency StirWorld. The article meditates on Artvisor's recent exhibition Nature/Architecture. Follies, Shelters, Places of Decompression.
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Frank Auerbach: The Charcoal Heads, recently unveiled at The Courtauld Gallery, brings together a hauntingly beautiful series of portrait drawings and paintings created by the acclaimed artist during the 1950s and early 1960s in post-war London.
A solo exhibition by London-based Filipino artist Nicole Coson opened on 7 March 2024 at Silverlens' Chelsea location, marking the artist's debut on US shores.
Artvisor is delighted to announce Nature/Architecture. Follies, Shelters, Places of Decompression, a new solo exhibition of Ugo La Pietra curated by Piero Tomassoni, opening in London on 20 February 2024.
Artvisor is delighted to host the exhibition Country Life, featuring works by Tom Bull and Nicholas Johnson, taking place at an off-site space in Fitzrovia from 15 December 2023 until February 2024. Conceived by Tom Bull and Piero Tomassoni, this exhibition transforms a domestic setting near Regent Street into an eerie space of sensory overload....
From the left: Alessandro Belluzzo, Chair of the Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry for the UK; Matteo Augello, prize recipient; Lucia Savi, Head of Curatorial at the Design Museum, jury member; Piero Tomassoni, prize recipient; Brunello Rosa, Chair of Talented Italians in the UK On 7 December 2023 Artvisor founder Piero Tomassoni was recognised...
The second Sharjah Triennial of Architecture emerges as a pioneering platform in the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia, showcasing groundbreaking perspectives on urbanism and architecture.
The Royal Academy of Arts’ long-standing male solo shows have witnessed a rupture at the arrival of the Serbian conceptual pioneer Marina Abramović (b. 1946, Yugoslavia). In collaboration with curator Andrea Tarsia, the artist is the Academy’s first female artist to have a retrospective in the main galleries in its 225-year history. Marina Abramović, ‘The Spirit...