Curated by Giuseppe Ottavianelli Critical essay by Benedetta Marcelli Following their residency at the French Academy Villa Medici during 2015-2016, Wunderkammern Rome presented the exhibition by the
Curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto Critical essay by Nicolas Ballario Mark Jenkins (USA, 1970) is famous for his hyperrealistic sculptures of persons, animals and objects placed in
Curated by Giuseppe Ottavianelli Critical essay by Miguel Moore ±Mais Menos± is an art project by Portuguese visual artist Miguel Januário (b. 1981) that began in 2005. Offering
curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto critical essay by Chiara Amodeo Joys (Padua, 1974) started his career as a writer in the ‘90s, focusing his research on
Curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto Critical essay by Marta Silvi Remi Rough (London, 1971) is one of the greatest exponents of the abstract current of urban art.
Curated by Giuseppe Ottavianelli Critical essay by Jacopo Perfetti The Miaz Brothers (Milan, 1965 and 1968) live and work in Valencia, Spain. Winners of the prestigious
Curated by Giuseppe Ottavianelli Critical essay by Achille Bonito Oliva Thomas Canto (1979), is considered one of the most promising French artists on the contemporary
Curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto Critical essay by Clara Amodeo David de la Mano (1975, Salamanca, Spain) is one of the most important artists of the Urban
Tellas – Clima Estremo Curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto Critical essay by Vittorio Parisi Tellas (Cagliari, 1985) lives and works in Rome. The artist received a degree
Curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto Critical essay by Chiara Spenuso Doze Green (1964, New York City) is among the pioneers of the Graffiti and Urban Art movements.