Final days: Gustave Moreau, towards dream and abstraction
Was Gustave Moreau (1826-1898), a Symbolist painter known for his poetic, intensely personal, often fantastic depictions of mythological and biblical subjects, also a pioneer of abstraction? This question is explored […]
Bauhaus turns 100
As you may have heard, 2019 is a big anniversary year for Leonardo da Vinci and it’s causing some interesting news in the process. However, da Vinci isn’t the only […]
Hilma af Klint at Guggenheim Museum: Mystical Experience After Dark
From October 2018 to April 2019 The Guggenheim Museum in New York is exhibiting the monumental works of Hilma af Klint. The solo exhibition, “Paintings from the Future,” has been […]
Celebrating self-portraiture at DC’s National Portrait Gallery
Tattoo artists sometimes cover their legs and arms in tattoos by their own hand as a way to practice their art. Nurses give each other IVs so they can later […]
Six exhibitions you don’t want to miss this year in London
With 2018 firmly in our rear-view mirrors, it’s high time to start venturing into the new year. It’s time to start planning out what we want to do with our […]
Oblique space
In anticipation of the exhibit beginning on January 17, 2019 dedicated to the geometric abstract painter Geneviève Claisse who died in April of last year, the Denise René Gallery’s Marais […]
MK Gallery set to reopen in March
The newly revamped MK Gallery will celebrate its first year back in the art scene with some exciting exhibitions. ‘Paula Rego: Obedience and Defiance,’ a major retrospective of […]
