Tag: painting critics

Timeless Art “Finally I have found my Maestro”, Pablo Picasso was quoted as saying (although proof of this uncertain) in […]

So far and yet so near VR60768 is the identification code of a rare Paleolithic artifact, but for the non-expert […]

The sign of eternity “Lascaux Man created, and created out of nothing, this world of art in which communication between individual minds begins” Georges Bataille, Lascaux. The Birth of […]

Creation and desire The first man who plotted on a wall an intentional sign, or left an image of his […]

The power of imagery · Andrea Benetti’s neograffittism “It is highly probable that these paintings are the most ancient relics […]

Glimpses Toward the Imaginary In art, fascination with the past is nothing new. This is witnessed by the exploration of […]

From the rock to the canvas The experimentation of the new technologies applied to the artistic production generates an unexpected […]

An “ecological” expressive reductionism The technique an artist employs is never neutral nor indifferent. On the contrary, it carries impressive […]

Andrea Benetti: A Rare Pearl At the dawn of life, that frightened and hungry man traced signs on the rocky […]

The Windy and Steep Road of Art For Benetti, the new for the sake of the new holds no interest. […]