Luciano Castelli (Né en 1951)

The sculptor died on November 8, at age 91, in her Florida home. She was the first woman artist to be represented by the powerful Leo Castelli Gallery in the late 1960s. The museums of contemporary art in Chicago and Los Angeles devoted a retrospective to her in 2003.

The 7ft bronze statue Medusa with Head of Perseus by artist Luciano Garbati was unveiled yesterday. Created in honor of the #MeToo movement, the statue presents an alternative narrative in which the Gorgon holds the head of the Greek hero. It stands across from the court building where Harvey Weinstein was convicted.

Ancient Rome’s oldest and most famous road is now the heart of a major archeological park.

The drawing by the master of Baroque art, recently discovered by the Compiègne auction house and making its debut at auction, was bound to light up the proceedings. And its monumental result confirmed its creator.

Since Muriel Mayette's departure, he has been acting in the interim as director of the famous villa, the French Academy in Rome. A return to its roots. 

Carrying out a sweeping transformation of the Neapolitan palace-museum and its royal park, its director, Sylvain Bellenger, a Frenchman who spent part of his career in the United States, is implementing an innovative, sustainable and inclusive strategy—a pilot experiment in response to contemporary challenges.

Some 140 works—paintings, lithographs, gouaches, sculptures, and installations—look back over the pictorial and literary odyssey of this creator without borders. An initiatory journey into the mysteries of the word and the triumph of the figure.

He was one of those North American painters, like Sam Francis and Paul Jenkins, who chose to live in France for a while, rubbing shoulders with the avant-garde (we catch a fleeting glimpse of him in Jean Cocteau's film "Orphée") before returning to the...

Their reserve barely conceals an ambition honed at elite schools. At 25 and 27, the grandsons of Dina Vierny, the post-war gallery owner and Maillol's muse, are taking over the Left Bank’s oldest gallery.

The 86 views of Italy that Auguste Jean-Baptiste Vinchon painted between 1816 and 1818 offer a unique glimpse of a rare studio collection.