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Humanity Must awaken
‘Humanity must awaken’an interview with Nikita Zigura about his land art ‘New Renaissance’ In Italy, near the town of Castell’Arquato in the Emilia-Romagna region, a large-scale land art work titled New Renaissance has appeared, created by a Ukrainian artist Nikita Zigura. The shape of Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man, with the symbol of pacifism superimposed on it, can be seen both from the hill where the historic town is located and from the 14th-century fortress. What is
Aug 57 min read


Art for all, or Art as a privilege?
From 24th to 30th of June, the Treasure House Fair took place at the Royal Hospital Chelsea in London. The fair was launched following the cancellation of Masterpiece London in 2023 by MCH Group.
Jul 157 min read


Is There More Meaning to Paintings of Food Than Just a Work of Art?
A brief summary pre-Pop Art. Before focusing on more contemporary art from the Pop Art period onwards it is useful to give a brief overview from the Stone Age to Abstract Expressionism, to understand the history of food painting in art. As far back as 15,000 BC Stone Age people painted the animals they hunted for meat on the walls of their caves to honour them and offer them as a sacrifice to God, reflecting their religious beliefs[i]. Similarly, the Ancient Egyptians painted
Jul 86 min read
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