ArtGate-Ink is a curated review of contemporary visual art and it is dedicated to various aspects of art with a special interest in modern and contemporary galleries and gives answers to common questions that many don’t dare even to ask.
If you are an art lover, art enthusiast, art curator, film programmer, art collector, artist, or cinematographer here you will find articles and reviews and in general content to help you learn more and go further in your path in arts, but also be able to understand and why not analyze better art. Sometimes my articles will be a bit instructional with the point to share some knowledge, some others they will be more open and funny, but always try to be supported by academic or professional sources to have a valuable addition to your work and my work.
The exhibition A KIND OF LANGUAGE: Storyboards and Other Renderings for Cinema, curated by Melissa Harris, is currently on display (30 Genuary 2025 to 8 September 2025) at Osservatorio Fondazione Prada in Milan, Italy. It is located within the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and accessible via the M1 and M3 underground lines at the Duomo…
Last week, I had the opportunity to visit Barbara De Vivi’s first solo exhibition, Controfigura, at the Galleria Poggiali in Milan, Italy, a show accompanied by a critical essay by Lorenzo Madaro. The exhibition will be open till 14.03.2025, and the gallery is situated at Foro Buonaparte 52, easily reachable with the M1 metro line…
Lucas Samaras is a well-known Greek-American artist known for his diverse body of work encompassing sculpture, photography, painting, and performance art. Born on September 14, 1936, in Kastoria, Greece, Samaras immigrated to the United States with his family at a young age. Dies on 7th March 2024 Samaras gained prominence in the 1960s as part…
In the dynamic world of contemporary art curation, two distinct approaches have emerged, each offering unique insights into the presentation and interpretation of artworks. From the traditional confines of the “white cube” gallery space to the expansive realms of contextual curating, curators and scholars alike are exploring new ways to engage audiences and shape cultural…
Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing the emergent media artist Enrico Dedin. He graciously took the time to walk us through his life, art, ideas, and aspirations. From his academic journey and exhibitions to his deep engagement with technology, philosophy, and AI ethics, this interview reveals an artist whose work promises significant impact and…
An artist’s statement is a powerful tool that can help you communicate your artistic vision and connect with your audience. It’s a concise description of your work, your artistic philosophy, and your creative process. By crafting a compelling artist’s statement, you can enhance your professional profile, attract potential clients or galleries, and secure grants or…
A union of international contemporary artists tackles environmental issues at Castel Belasi. This thought-provoking exhibition, curated by Stefano Cagol, brings together artists from around the globe to explore the pressing issue of climate change….
Castle Belasi is a medieval castle, an imposing fortress of great historical and architectural interest, located in Campodenno, Trento (Non-Valley), surrounded by an incredibly beautiful green landscape. Strategically positioned along the ancient Roman road of Rotaliana, the castle was built in the 14th century to guard the entrance to the valley. Initially belonging to the…
Writing this article, I have in mind two collectors whom when I discovered them I started to admire as I agree with their view on art collecting. The one is Glenn Fuhrman who while studying finances ended up taking more art classes, and when he started collecting his philosophy was to start collecting early established…
Is it possible to explore an art movement during meditation? In that case it is. In a world filled with noise and distraction, the Korean Minimalist Movement serves as a beacon of tranquility and contemplation. Rooted in the rich tapestry of Korean culture and philosophy, it offers us a profound reminder of the power of…
