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Francis Bacon - Tate Britain - Autumn 2008
It’s possible to pontificate lots on Francis Bacon (and I shall probably try here), but there is a raw, burning intensity in Bacon’s best work that forces an immediate and rapid response. … more →
REVIEW - Art Exhibitions in London
Studio - Long Live Chagall
criticalissuesintheculturalindustries wrote 2 weeks ago: With the publication of Vasari’s Vite in the sixteenth century, the artist’s (auto)biogr … more →
"Blackness in India" (notions of beauty in India)
bollywoodwedding wrote 2 weeks ago: I recently met Lucia King at her film screening of “At Play” at the Bharatiya Vidya Bhav … more →
Art Making as Subversion or Reification of Majority Opinion
blackandwhiteandthings wrote 3 weeks ago: What is subversion but the acted on impulse to impose oneself onto the structure of the status quo? … more →
Barbara Hepworth, Leeds Art Gallery
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"An Artist with no nationality" by Kavita Ramdya (review of Anish Kapoor at the Royal Academy of Art)
bollywoodwedding wrote 2 months ago: Read Kavita Ramdya’s review of Anish Kapoor’s exhibit at the Royal Academy of Art. The A … more →
"An Indian in Paris" by Kavita Ramdya (Sakti Burman at Aicon Gallery London)
bollywoodwedding wrote 2 months ago: Click here to read Kavita Ramdya’s profile of artist Sakti Burman and a review of his show at … more →
Russian Art: Vladimir Kozlinksy's Then and Now
A.R. Duckworth wrote 5 months ago: Vladimir Kozlinsky’s Then and Now was a window poster produced in 1920. The poster was produ … more →
Paint Paint: Art Exhibit by Lynne Bernbaum
lisaparavisini wrote 8 months ago: Lynne Bernbaum, a U.S. born and Anguilla based Modernist Artist, has just unveiled her latest collec … more →
Did we lose something when we got electricity?
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blakerig wrote 8 months ago: How come the paintings of the 18th and 19th centuries always seem to be more sophisticated and compl … more →
Modernist Art: Carlo Carra's 'Funerali dell'anarchico Galli'
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Vedette Bianciotti wrote 8 months ago: Futurism was an important and vibrant art movement which was founded in the early 20th century in It … more →
Henry Moore and Meis van der Rohe
dumblikeapainter wrote 9 months ago: The biomorphic Moore looks great against the New National Gallery in Berlin. Partly it’s the … more →
Francis Bacon - Tate Britain - Autumn 2008
Alastair Dunning wrote 1 year ago: It’s possible to pontificate lots on Francis Bacon (and I shall probably try here), but there … more →
Notes on From Russia - Royal Academy - Spring 2008
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Alastair Dunning wrote 1 year ago: Huge variety of styles on show, but drawing plenty of influences from Impressionism, Post-Impression … more →
Hammershoi - Royal Academy - Summer 2008
Alastair Dunning wrote 1 year ago: Even the tiredest eye will alight on the affiliation between Vilhelm Hammershøi and Vermeer. There i … more →
The American Scene - British Museum - August 2008
Alastair Dunning wrote 1 year ago: Take a step back from the subject matter, from the skyscrapers and boxing matches, from the futurist … more →
My current obsession
stylehighclub wrote 1 year ago: are these fantastic 1920s dresses which I have found in a book called Vintage Fashion that my fr … more →
Colour After Klein, Barbican Gallery
Alastair Dunning wrote 2 years ago: Exhibition held in Spring / Summer 2005 Colour’s an easy choice for a hard-up curator. There … more →
Albers and Moholy-Nagy, From the Bauhaus to the New World, Tate Modern
Alastair Dunning wrote 2 years ago: Exhibition held in Spring 2006 Inspired by the Bauhaus and by the relentless development of the earl … more →
Modigliani and his Models, Royal Academy of Art
Alastair Dunning wrote 3 years ago: To my mind, the very best exhibitions are those where one leaves with a much enhanced conception of … more →
