From the street to the museum: why hip hop is contemporary art
Music, graffiti, photography, fashion, and performance: hip hop is not simply a musical genre, but one of the most influential visual languages of our time. Its presence in museums reveals a profound change in how contemporary art is understood.
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Régis Deparis: darte signed a retrospective between France and Puglia
Almost thirty works, forty years of artistic research, and a story developed between France, Rome, Egypt, and Salento. Produced by Darte and curated by Tancrède Hertzog-Guarini with Galerie T&L in Paris, the Régis Deparis retrospective returned an original figure of European painting to public attention.
Lecce, a continuous season at the heart of the Mediterranean
Lecce Art Week becomes the central chapter of a broader exhibition system designed by Darte to accompany the city throughout the seasons. Among its most significant projects is Paolo Vitale’s solo exhibition in the crypt of San Francesco della Scarpa.
Contemporary Florence: where the Renaissance meets the present
Florence is celebrated worldwide as the cradle of the Renaissance, yet in recent decades it has also developed a vibrant contemporary identity through museums, galleries, architecture and public art. An itinerary revealing a city that embraces its past while constantly looking ahead.