After having appeared in various film projects and theatrical productions, Natasha O’Keeffe’s performances are often characterized by a deep emotional range and a natural ability to bring nuanced characters to life.

Liliane Lijn is celebrated for integrating science, technology, and poetry into her sculptures and installations, often exploring themes related to movement, light, and energy. Over time, she has developed a distinctive approach.

We met James Franco in Zurich at the opening of Hollywood is Hell, his latest exhibition. His conceptual art practice explores themes such as identity, fame, and pop culture.

Giordana arrives at Palazzo Talìa in Rome with her irreverent spontaneity, ready to share her unconventional journey in the world of acting, which has already brought her great achievements.

Francesco Clemente is portrayed exclusively in New York, in the spaces of his Studio and Clemente Bar, for this special collaboration he redesigned the MUSE logo, redefining the concept of identity so dear to his practice.

Duane Michals’ photographic practice consists of series, multiple exhibitions, and texts. He manipulates the medium to communicate narratives. He welcomed us into his New York studio and shared more about his artistic approach.

George Condo and Andrea Goffo engage in a conversation about the American artist’s practice on the occasion of the new exhibition The Mad and The Lonely, hosted by the DESTE Foundation within the walls of the old slaughterhouse on the island of Hydra, Greece.

Alvaro Barrington discusses GRACE, a site-specific installation created on the occasion of the Tate Britain Commission.

For the September issue, MUSE Issue 64, Hari Nef was shot by Tina Barney and styled by Elly McGaw to narrate Fendi’s FW24 collection.