Tag: Exhibitions

Eduardo Paolozzi: Celebrating the Centenary of a Pioneering Artist Eduardo Paolozzi’s work has left a lasting imprint on the UK’s cultural landscape. As the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art

Frank Auerbach’s groundbreaking charcoal portraits, created in the aftermath of the Blitz in London, are the focus of a new exhibition at the Courtauld Gallery. Auerbach’s unique method of drawing,

Yoko Ono, a prominent artist, is known for her avant-garde work in the art world. Her latest exhibition, “Music of the Mind,” at Tate Modern showcases her diverse range of

Sonia Delaunay (1885-1979) was an avant-garde artist who broke boundaries between fine art and decorative art. Despite her origins in Ukraine and Russia, she believed that art transcends borders. Delaunay’s

Belgian artist James Ensor (1860-1949) made a name for himself by creating paintings, drawings, and prints that portrayed the world in a ghoulish, anarchic manner. His iconic motifs of masks

German Romantic artist Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840) is known for his captivating depictions of nature, particularly in paintings like “The Sea of Ice” (1824). His works allow viewers to experience

Environmentally themed exhibitions are gaining momentum in museums and galleries worldwide, with some standing out as particularly remarkable. “Stepping Softly on the Earth” at Baltic in Gateshead is one such

The push for representation of art from the far north reached a milestone in 2022 with the inaugural Sámi pavilion at the Venice Biennale. The exhibition featured three Sámi artists

Museo Jumex, a pivotal player in Mexico City’s art scene, is marking its tenth anniversary with a special exhibition titled “Everything Gets Lighter”. Curated by Lisa Philips, the show features

Louise Bourgeois’ response to the 1969 show “Wall Hangings” at MoMA might surprise you. In an interview with Craft Horizons magazine, Bourgeois criticized the works for their lack of three-dimensionality