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Professional portrait of Observer Arts Reporter Elisa Carollo

Elisa Carollo

Arts Reporter

Elisa Carollo is an art writer, art advisor and curator with a focus on contemporary and ultra-contemporary art. With over a decade in the art business at different levels between secondary and primary market, as well as engaging institutions and Biennales, she covers the latest from the Art World and Art Market for Obsever.

  • ecarollo@observer.com
  • Elisa Carollo
  • @elisartgal
A group of people share a long outdoor meal beside a rustic stone building, seated beneath trees as warm evening sunlight filters through the garden.

What the Art World Can Learn From Luxury’s Return to Intimacy and Cultural Depth

By Elisa Carollo
A smiling man in a navy suit and white shirt poses with his arms crossed against a plain white background.

Honolulu Museum of Art Director David Odo On Centering Hawaiʻi in the Institution’s Mission

By Elisa Carollo
A wide white gallery wall displays three abstract paintings: a dark brown grid-like work, a peach triptych and a red-and-blue geometric composition.

NowHere Bets On the Japanese Artists New York’s Gallery System Overlooked

By Elisa Carollo
A spacious contemporary art exhibition beneath a geometric wooden ceiling features a white claw-foot bathtub covered with circular drain-like openings beneath a suspended shower, surrounded by framed photographs and other artworks.

At the First Bienal del Agua, Demetrio Paparoni Makes Water Political

By Elisa Carollo
Two men examine a large orange sculptural artwork in an art fair booth while a colorful abstract painting hangs behind them.

How Aspen Art Fair Is Turning the Mountain Escape Into a Collector Destination

By Elisa Carollo
An installation pairs two dark contemporary paintings with ancient funerary reliefs and tall carved vessels displayed on pedestals before softly curtained windows.

These Are the Must-See Art Exhibitions in Athens Right Now

By Elisa Carollo
A man stands behind a suspended red dragon inside a transparent chained box, surrounded by small eye-like drawings on the gallery walls.

Tran Luong Considers Vietnam’s Reality Through an Imagined Underwater World

By Elisa Carollo
A spacious contemporary gallery displays paintings, sculptures and freestanding installations beneath white beams, with historic stonework visible along one wall.

Jean-Marc Bustamante Gives Arles a New Contemporary Art Space

By Elisa Carollo
A cavernous, rock-like sculptural environment fills a museum gallery, extending toward a glass doorway and contrasting with the building’s clean white architecture.

How Nicola Lees Recentered the Aspen Art Museum Around Artists Instead of Objects

By Elisa Carollo
A monumental dark spider sculpture stands above a mirror-like reflecting pool beside a glass pavilion, with trees and wooded hills reflected across the water.

A Summer Art Road Trip Through the South of France

By Elisa Carollo
A wide gallery view featuring a tall orange-and-black textile installation on the left, three large red and orange works on the right and a small knotted sculpture mounted between them.

Carmen Argote Turns Cochineal’s Extractive History Into a Study of Embodiment

By Elisa Carollo
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