By Sybaris Collection Have you ever imagined seeing a fresh banana taped at an art fair that also cost around 120.00 dollars? Maurizio Cattelan made it possible just a few months ago. The Italian artist has turned art into a…
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By Julio Horta For William Kentridge (Johannesburg, 1955) contemporary art responds to a creative fury: «excess of creation» where different media, artifacts and images merge to generate new ideas. For the South African artist, this dynamic process allows mixing different…
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By Sybaris Collection Acclaimed for being one of the most representative women artists of the Russian avant-garde, Goncharova studied sculpture and architecture.
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By Sybaris Collection Käthe Kollwitz (Königsberg, 1867 – Moritzburg, 1945) is a German artist who has unanimously obtained favorable opinions from critics and the public. Interested in politics, particularly feminism (she studied at the Munich School of Female Artists in…
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By Mariel Vela The phrase “the personal is political” is frequently associated with second-wave feminism in the U.S. It was important to radicalize the notions of intimacy, reproductive labor, wage inequality and bring forth to political territories what was…
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By Sybaris Collection Ai Weiwei is one of the most controversial contemporary artists internationally. However, there are some undeniable themes: he is an artist who is socially, politically, economically and ecologically committed to his context. In addition, he is…
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