Artemperature fights the human disconnection and alienation that is taking place in our over-connected world and its antidote is Art. Art is able to make us feel at a very deep level and just if we feel something we can act to change it.
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Sarah Spagnuolo
Art has always been the voice of great revolutions and what is currently happening in the US with the Black Lives Matter murals is no exception. Following the tragic death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, street art pieces started to appear across the country to amplify protests against police brutality and persisting racial inequalities.
Let’s visit the Museums again! One of my biggest regret of this lockdown has been not having experienced the Olafur Eliasson exhibition in Zurich. The lockdown started just a couple of weeks before the closing of the ” must-see” exhibition in Zurich, and I lost it. Kunsthaus didn’t extend it and so it’s gone. Instead,…
The lockdown measures of the past few months have undoubtedly tested our nerves, but thankfully art came to our rescue in the form of some special mindfulness colouring pages curated by the web platform Milano Art Guide.
Discover, through an animated video series, the migrant workers situation in India during the Coronavirus lockdown labeled as one of the world’s biggest disasters caused by the pandemic.
