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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.

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  • Elisa Carollo
  • @elisartgal
A spacious installation view of Ostillo Art Foundation in Austin, with sculptural busts on black pedestals and contemporary artworks displayed across white gallery walls.

With Ostillo Art Foundation, Collector René Campos Wants to Challenge How Texas Sees Art

By Elisa Carollo

The Art Basel and UBS Collecting Survey Shows Gen Z Setting the Pace, and the Megafair Is Remaking Itself to Keep Up

By Elisa Carollo
A portrait of Dindga McCannon smiling on a New York street, wearing a wide-brimmed straw hat and a colorful garment printed with women’s faces.

Dindga McCannon Has Been Stitching Black History into the American Art Canon for 60 Years

By Elisa Carollo
A seated man wearing glasses and a blue shirt poses in a white gallery surrounded by colorful landscape paintings by Scott Kahn.

At David Zwirner New York, Scott Kahn’s Landscapes Open Windows Onto Other Worlds

By Elisa Carollo
A museum video installation showing a seated, tattooed figure extending one arm across a barren, mountainous landscape, with a long bench positioned in front of the projection.

The Toronto Biennial Sets Ancient Wisdom Against Modern Collapse

By Elisa Carollo
A wide view of Feia’s Untitled Art Houston booth featuring Charles Hickey’s colorful mixed-media paintings, sculptural lamps and flower-filled objects arranged around a sofa and white rug.

Untitled Art Finds Its Footing in Houston With Its Second Edition

By Elisa Carollo
An immersive installation of a glowing artificial sun suspended in Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall, bathing the vast industrial space and silhouetted visitors in intense orange light.

Corporate Cultural Investments Are Finding Their Place in ESG Reporting

By Elisa Carollo
An older white-haired man in an oversized white shirt sits in a leather chair beside a large window overlooking greenery.

Bernardo Paz Is Extending Instituto Inhotim’s Legacy With a New Museum for Art and Nature

By Elisa Carollo
An artist in a studio positioning two large black-and-white figurative paintings against a broader mural-like composition filled with palm trees and splattered marks.

Antonio Romero’s Paintings Are Reflections of the Shadows of Power

By Elisa Carollo
Large textile fish sculptures inspired by koinobori stream from colorful poles in the wind, with Toronto’s skyline and CN Tower visible behind them.

Toronto’s Lassonde Art Trail Reimagines Public Art as Part of a Healthier Urban Ecosystem

By Elisa Carollo
A portrait of Muys Snijders, CEO of Freeman’s, wearing a black blazer and smiling against a light gray background.

Freeman’s New CEO Muys Snijders Is Betting on Regional Roots and a Wider Reach

By Elisa Carollo
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