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“I’m confused. Someone should have done this a hundred years ago” – Lorenzo Amos

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Lorenzo Amos, photographed in his studio by Parker Woods

A rare audience with Bruce Nauman

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Bruce Nauman, Beckett’s Chair Portrait Rotated, 2025

Francisco de Zurbarán’s long lost world, brought ever so close

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Francisco de Zurbarán, Still Life with Vessels, c. 1650

Marie Chaix and Colin Dodgson seek out fashion’s spirit

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Fashion styled by Marie Chaix, photographed by Colin Dodgson

Charles Simonds, the mythical artist sheltering Little People, one dwelling at a time

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Dwelling, MoMA PS1, Long Island City, New York, 1975

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CECILY BROWN, Untitled (Hylas and the Nymphs) 1 & 2, 2022, edition of 30

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Victor Man

in No. 13

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Titiriteros, 2023

“In Rome the postmodern painter became a pre-modern one, one whom curators can place in dialogue with the Renaissance masters without having to blush” – Cornelius Tittel on Victor Man

Takashi murakami

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6HP DOB Michel Majerus, 2020

To celebrate Michel Majerus, Takashi Murakami decided to turn his painting “6HP DOB” into a limited-edition print. Having something of an obsession with the late Luxembourgian painter, Murakami has recently started to appropriate Majerus’s imagery, crossbreeding it with his own iconography. “6HP DOB” is a prime example of these works: a true “collaboration” with a painter he never met.

Guglielmo Castelli

in No. 12

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Guglielmo Castelli photographed by Steve Harries for Blau International

“I want to feel extremely well prepared. If you have any doubts while you’re painting, you end up filling them with technique.And that’s dangerous” – Guglielmo Castelli

Sempre Aperto Teatro, 2023

Mantegna

in No. 8

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Lamentation of Christ, c. 1480

“When the painter’s martyrs face the forfeit of their life on earth, there are not any choreographed angels floating in with palm fronds to comfort them” – Hans-Joachim Müller