Flash Art

2 weeks ago | flash---art.com | Cristiano Seganfreddo

The Cloisters of San Simpliciano are a space steeped in temporal stratifications and symbolic significance. Here, Gucci presented “Bamboo Encounters,” a curatorial incursion that transcends the mere celebration of an iconic material for the house.

4 weeks ago | flash---art.com | Gracie Hadland

In the 1952 musical classic Singin’ in the Rain, there’s a moment when Donald O’Connor’s character, Cosmo Brown, tries to cheer up his friend Don Lockwood (Gene Kelly) by launching into the high-energy number “Make ’Em Laugh.” As Cosmo moves through a soundstage filled with discarded set pieces, he transforms the space through physical comedy — bouncing off walls, flipping over furniture, and revealing the artifice of the scenery.

1 month ago | flash---art.com | Ela Bittencourt

The draw of nonfiction filmmaking often lies in its indexical quality — not only its ability to capture real people, places, and events, but also to create a world that, to a great extent, feels knowable. Peng Zuqiang, however, goes against this grain. His short films and installations, though rooted in the real and often drawn from his own life or history, often feel like fluid, compact capsules taken out of broader, more open-ended narratives.

1 month ago | flash---art.com | Ela Bittencourt

The draw of nonfiction filmmaking often lies in its indexical quality — not only its ability to capture real people,…

1 month ago | flash---art.com | Alessio Avventuroso

Malmö, a dynamic city in southern Sweden, is a hub of modern architecture, lush green spaces, and a thriving cultural scene. Home to iconic landmarks like Santiago Calatrava’s Turning Torso, Sweden’s tallest building, the city serves as an ideal backdrop for innovative artistic endeavors. Among its cultural gems is Lilith Performance Studio, a non-profit arts organization dedicated to contemporary visual performance.