WoMA: Renata, you graduated in Law. What happened that you decided to switch from Law to Arts? I graduated in Law in 90s and then I commenced working for Marketing and Communication departments in different American multinational corporations. At some instant moment, I felt disgust … Continue readingNew beginnings – vis à vis Renata Fabbri
They thought that every artist was a Star and so they called themselves the Stars. In 1979, after a decade marked by the Cultural Revolution, a political initiative aimed at strengthening the absolute power of Mao Zedong, a group of young artists XingXing held their … Continue readingXingXing or Stars
At Dust Space, Milan CEILING’S TALK #01 METAMORFOSI opens up the cycle of events curated by Fulvio Ravagnani, aiming to stimulate artists’ reflections on specific subject matters. Starting from the term ‘metamorfosi’ (Italian word for metamorphosis) and in an attempt to surmount its literary, zoological as … Continue readingMetamorfosi
In this second part of WoMA’s exclusive interview with Patrizia Sandretto, President of the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, you may indeed deepen and further understand the role of Contemporary Art in today’s society, and how the work and commitment of key personalities like Patrizia Sandretto, have … Continue readingWords, voice and dialogue – vis à vis Patrizia Sandretto
/77 is an artist-run studio open to collaborations and external projects involving young artists and art students whose work has not been exhibited yet. Let us of WoMA introduce you to this dynamic group of young artists, with whom we had an exchange of ideas … Continue readingAbout /77
Waqas Khan is a minimal artist from Pakistan. His characteristic artworks are “delirious” drawings: waves, circles, spirals in pink, black and white ink. He creates compositions from virtually microscopic gestures, drawings that start as tiny, grow as precise circles and expand to become wide fields of shimmering … Continue readingNets of Spirituality and Infinity – Waqas Khan