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The 16th edition of Artverona has been postponed to 2021 as a result of government restrictions caused by the Coronavirus spread across the national territory. However it will be possible for all the collectors and art enthusiasts to partecipate to three different digital initiatives.The first one, Digital Black, will coincide with theBlack Friday, the 27 November 2020 and it will make it possible only for 24 hours to be able to buy an artwork at the lowest possible cost for that specific art piece and with a special discount no more repeatable; the initiative Digital Yellow, from the 4th til the 14th December 2020, during which the art galleries will have the opportunity to present the artworks by their artists and the last initiative Digital White, from the 15th December til

BolognaFiere, in accordance with the Artistic Direction and the Selection Committee, announced the decision to cancel the next edition of Arte Fiera, considering the latest measures issued by the Government to counter the Covid-19 epidemic forbid carrying out any type of fair throughout the national territory at least until the month of December. Given the climate of great uncertainty that drives our country due to the recent developments of the pandemic, the appointment at Bologna for the exhibitors and visitors has been postponed to 21-23 January 2022, hoping that the art fair will take place in complete safety and under more favourable conditions.Artefiera 202221-23 January 2022

Fifty years ago the first issue of the art magazine Arte was published and to celebrate this important achievement a special collector's issue has been released this month. Emilio Isgrò has realized the cover for the occasion.More than 240 pages that cover the last five decades of artistic research in Italy.The special collector's issue is composed of seven sections, each for one particular decade and one of them is dedicated to to female artists, a confirmation of the strong representation of women inside contemporary art's world. As always there are the columns dedicated to the exhibitions in Italy and abroad, to photography, to the art market, to investements, to art fair

Exactly 18 years ago Boxart Gallery, founded by Giorgio Gaburro, opened its venue in via dei Mutilati in Verona with the exhibition "I Vizi Capitali (The Seven Deadly Sins)".For the occasion seven artists (Mario Schifano, Marco Cingolani, Mark Kostabi, Gian Marco Montesano, Innocente, Federico Guida e Alessandro Bazan) were called on to interpret one of the deadly sin each.Mario Schifano, Marco Cingolani, Gian Marco MontesanoI Vizi Capitali (The Seven Deadly Sins)02 November 2002 - 31 January 2003Boxart GalleryVia dei Mutilati 7/a