Where to Find the Best Contemporary Art in Rome Right Now From FOROF to Fondazione D'ARC, Rome’s contemporary art scene can be found in palazzi, breweries, slaughterhouses, foundations and ruins. By Elisa Carollo
In the Korean Pavilion, Nation-Building Is an Open and Ongoing Process Titled "Liberation Space," Goen Choi and Hyeree Ro's shared Venice Biennale presentation considers nationhood as a continuous act of deconstruction, repair and reorientation. By Elisa Carollo
At Giovanna Caruso Fendi’s FOROF, Rome’s Past Finds New Context in the Contemporary In the remains of the Basilica Ulpia near Trajan’s Column, the city's imperial past meets its cultural present. By Elisa Carollo
Su Xiaobai’s Meditative Material Practice Is the Focus of One of the Biennale’s Most Commanding Shows By Elisa Carollo
Wallace Chan’s Dual-Site Exhibition Bridges Not Only Geography But Also Matter, Energy, Past and Future By Elisa Carollo
The Philippines Pavilion Turns the Country’s Maritime History into an Archive of Universal Longing By Elisa Carollo