By Sybaris Collection Art has tried various strategies to attract the most diverse public. The most recent news comes from the Netherlands: the Mauritshuis Museum joins the trend of many museums to turn art into an “experience” to bring young…
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It was 1971 when art historian Linda Nochlin (Brooklyn, 1931 – Manhattan, 2017) shooke the art world with a shocking question: Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists? 2021 marks the 50 anniversary of this essay which was—and still…
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Color is the keyboard, the eyes are the harmonies, the soul is the piano with many strings. Wassily Kandisky What if you could hear color? What if you could hear a painting? A new project by Google Arts & Culture…
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The power of art is undeniable. Some people is still thinking art is useless or even worst: that it is just about beauty. However, messages in art are as powerful and political as any speech given by politicians or activists….
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By Sybaris Last week, Abel Cervantes wrote on this pages about the decline of public monuments and questioned if the design of public spaces in Mexico were actually social spaces. A couple of days ago (on January 21st), the Design…
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By Sybaris Collection It is not new news: virtual reality has lived with “real-reality” for more than 20 years. However, as in no other period of time, artists who come from contemporary art collaborate with technology to create imaginary worlds….
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