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Ana Vukadin is a writer, translator and editor who lives in Jesi, Italy.

A posthumous retrospective at MACRO, Rome, attempts to represent the artists demateralized practice through a trove of documentation

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At Pirelli HangarBicocca, Milan, a retrospective dedicated to the eccentric artist showcases his all-consuming pursuit of perfection and beauty

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At Sant’Andrea De Scaphis, Rome, the artist instils an apparently bucolic setting with a sinister undertone

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Ahead of her first British solo show at London's Sadie Coles HQ, the artist discusses her idea of womanhood and how her creative career blossomed later in life

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At Matèria, Rome, the artist’s beeswax sculpture of a key figure in Buddhism reflects a significant moment in Mongolian history

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At P420, Bologna, the artist’s canny combination of materials fuels dark leaps of imagination

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How spontaneous, informal networks are transforming the art scene of the eternal city

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Building on the feminist themes of Deborah Levy's 'Real Estate', the artist’s solo exhibition at Istituto Svizzero celebrates women relegated to the side-lines of history

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At Fondazione Memmo, Rome, the artist's latest installation voices concerns on power inequalities and global uneasiness

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Based on visits to this unique archaeological site, the artist's new series of ceramic sculptures mine the past to remind us of the fragility of the present

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At Fondazione Prada, the artist’s site-specific installation plays on puns and cultural icons to debate identify politics through the story of a cartoon bear called Who

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At Collezione Maramotti, Reggio Emilia, the artist’s largest paperwork to date explores the notion of movement 

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At the Fondazione Giuliani in Rome, the artist looks at the playful and political aspects of disguises

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How archival footage at MAXXI, Rome, brings to life Ponti’s wit, intellect and erudition

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Collezione Maramotti, Reggio Emilia, exhibits the painter’s postmodernist appropriation of philosophical and historical narratives

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With ‘Cantiere’, the sculptor shows himself to be one of Italy’s best kept secrets

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As her retrospective at MAXXI in Rome attests, the late Italian artist believed in the power of the imagination to save lives 

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An exhibition in Rome explores how a move to an ocean-side home effected a transitional late period in this major artist’s work

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The work of Martin Creed, Giorgio Griffa and Tatsuo Miyajima all, in their own way, attempt to make sense of a chaotic world

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Various venues, Rome, Italy

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