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Paul Klee at the Tate Modern Gallery spreading light and colour in a brilliant exhibition
Paul Klee is a giant of 20th century art scene and one of the greatest creative innovators of his time. Witty, inventive, magical, his exquisite paintings resist any easy classification. He is mentioned in the same breath as Matisse, Picasso and … Continue reading
Edvard Munch, The Scream: Audible demonstration of a nightmare
Today we’re going to walk around Norway to find out one of his most international artists, 2013 is the 150 celebration of his birth. We’re talking about Edvard Munch. Munch was born in Loten, Norway, in 1873. His childhood was … Continue reading
Jack Goldstein´s hyperrealistic paintings, at the Jewish Museum NY
In the 80´s, Jack Goldstein´s photorealist paintings of lightning storms and other luminous phenomena made an indelible impression. Goldstein made copies from photographs and got images of spectacular and ephemeral events, usually against night skies. The final untitled paintings became … Continue reading
“Humble and colossal” impressionism by Camille Pissarro
The Thyssen Museum in Madrid brings us this summer the exhibition of 79 Pisarro’s paintings, chronologically ordered by the places he used to live in and which inspired his work. The big walnut in Eragny Pissarro was born in Santo … Continue reading
Merci encore, Musée d’Orsay! Welcome back to Goya, Ernst, Poe, Munch, Frankenstein, Tim Burton and The Cure
We´re specially glad to write this post after some weeks looking for a reason to slowdown and look back at the “dark side of the art”, at those paintings that remind us how fragile we are, how much fear there … Continue reading
Roy Lichtenstein retrospective at the Tate Gallery,London: When Mickey Mouse became Pop Art
Finally, Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) landed in Europe, from the Washington National Gallery, through the Tate Gallery in London, where visitors will know his work until July 27, 2013, when the showcase will be taken to the Centre Pompidou in Paris, one … Continue reading
Robert Adams, the great American storyteller, in his first photography European tour, at the Reina Sofia Museum, Madrid
The Reina Sofia Museum in Madrid takes advantage in 2013, among the exciting panorama of exhibitions that will delight fans of art and tourists in Spain for the next months, with a showcase of photography by the American Robert Adams … Continue reading
The simbolism of Paul Gauguin at the Thyssen Museum Madrid: from stockbroker to a bohemian life in Tahiti
Paul Gauguin´s life is as exciting as his own works, due to his constant aim to discover new borders over the vie bourgeoise he knew in Paris, over the limits of his admired Pissarro´s impresionism and over the realism he … Continue reading
Dali´s surrealism gets back to Centre Pompidou Paris after three decades
The Centre Pompidou in Paris is delighting us once again, this time with a retrospective exhibition on Dali´s masterworks, not only including paintings but esculptures, installations and writings through which the Spanish genious from Figueras showed his great intuition to … Continue reading
Painting and watercolor exhibition by Soraya Estefana in Valdepeñas until January 2013
The last November 9 it took place at the Café Local in Valdepeñas (Spain) the opening of the paintings and watercolors exhibition by the young Spanish artist Soraya Estefana Gómez, whose works will be showcased to public until mid January. … Continue reading