Casa Gomis: How a Family Home Became a Refuge for Barcelona’s Avantgarde in the 1960s
Casa Gomis, designed by the Catalan architect Antonio Bonet, is a testament to Spain’s rationalist architecture, but it faces
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"I learned more about art by studying anthropology, sociobiology and philosophy, than I did in the studio"
American sculptor Romolo del Deo created a 14-foot-high monumental bronze sculpture for the European Cultural Center as part
From Shelf to Sea: How Mandy Barker's Photography Highlights Plastic Pollution
British Photographer Mandy Barker dedicates her photography to raising awareness of plastic pollution in our oceans. Even after 12 years,
Barcelona Superblock Project: Blueprint for the Green City of the Future?
Barcelona closes its residential areas to car traffic, making room for the people. But do they really want that? We
Venice Art Biennale: Ukrainian Culture Against the Odds
The 59th Venice Art Biennale has opened. How is the international cultural scene reacting to the war in Ukraine? A
The Many Shapes of Water
German artist Franz Xaver Aicher’s fascination for water defines his photography. As a dedicated skier, snowboarder, and surfer, he
Jason deCaires Taylor: "There is a sub-aquatic rain forest under everybody's noses"
Since 2006, British artist and conservationist Jason deCaires Taylor has been sinking hundreds of sculptures in the oceans worldwide. With
Architect Vinu Daniel on The Art of Wall-making with Waste and Earth
India-based architect and engineer Vinu Daniel creates award-winning buildings with waste materials and earth. However, before gaining international