Gabriele De Santis and the Balance in Art
The artistic practice of Gabriele De Santis (Rome, 1983) was created on the basis of one modus operandi: between installations and painting in which n…
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Andrea Galvani: The Sound of Silence
Andrea Galvani's work is that art where nothing is left to chance, a result of his continuous travels around the world from one airport to another.
Special Guest Post: Curator Emily Colucci’s Idol Worship
Organized by guest curator Emily Colucci, the group exhibition Idol Worship at Smack Mellon in Brooklyn celebrates the ongoing cultural, social and political significance of…
The Melancholy Soul of Kyle Thompson
Loneliness, space, time and silence. They are the keys to reading Kyle Thompson's photography. The abandoned, isolated and melancholic environments op…
Ben Edmunds and his Aspirational Equipment
When Ben Edmunds began thinking of where he wanted his life to lead, there was not one clear answer. As time progressed, he began ticking off things t…
Daniele Sigalot: When Being an Artist is an Option
Starting from airplanes that look like paper, but in reality they're made of polished or colored aluminium. Daniele Sigalot fully represents his world…
Love, Death, and the Time I Knew You: Introducing Loribelle Spirovski
Ahead of the artist’s first London exhibition, Loribelle Spirovski (who is of Serbian-Filipino descent) speaks to FRONTRUNNER about her career and t…
Renaissance Reimagined, Reignited: Negin Sharifzadeh
Negin Sharifzadeh's recent photographs, sculptures and animations challenge the eternal Feminine in the history of Renaissance art to reinterpret and …
Palazzo Bonaparte: A New Space For Art in Rome
With the hashtag #PalazzoInMostra, Palazzo Bonaparte was inaugurated in Piazza Venezia in Rome on 9 July: a new space dedicated to art and culture in …
RISE! FRONTRUNNER Meets Rebecca Léveillé Guay
Rebecca Léveillé Guay began her professional art career as a comic book illustrator, before shifting her focus to large-scale gallery paintings.