Great “No Not Never None” exhibition by Everett and Lattanzi Antinori at the Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London.
London – The exhibition “No Not Never None” was very interesting at the Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery. It was a two artists exhibition, Jeremy Everett and Fabio Lattanzi Antinori, who both … Continue reading
Julie Umerle great exhibition at the Art Bermondsey Project Space, London.
London – “Rewind” by Julie Umerle was a captivating exhibition at the Art Bermondsey Project Space. The exhibition “Rewind: A solo exhibition of recent paintings” presented works by Julie Umerle, including four large-scale paintings, a series of smaller canvases and a series of … Continue reading
National Portrait Gallery and the first major exhibition Picasso Portraits for twenty years.
London – The National Portrait Gallery staged a major exhibition of portraits by Pablo Picasso. The exhibition Picasso Portraits included over 75 works by the artist in all media, varying from well-known masterpieces to those less famous. … Continue reading
The V&A Museum exhibition Undressed leaves London in underwear.
London – The V&A Museum exhibition “Undressed” is an involving narrative of the underwear. Spanning from the 18th century to present days, the exhibition “Undressed: A Brief History of Underwear” is focused on the protective character of the underwear, but … Continue reading
Anniversary of Freud and his Museum in London marked by Mark Wallinger’s self –reflections exhibition.
London – “Self Reflection” by Mark Wallinger has been an interesting exhibition, which also marked the 30th anniversary of the Freud Museum, but also the 160th anniversary of the birth of Sigmund Freud. Turner Prize winning artist Mark … Continue reading
Fascinating Metaphysical Spaces at the Blain Southern gallery, London, by Carlo Carrà.
London – Blain Southern gallery solo exhibition about Carlo Carrà was very fascinating. Curated by Ester Coen, the exhibition “Carlo Carrà – Metaphysical Spaces” presented paintings and drawings, at the Blain Southern gallery, London. The Italian avant-garde … Continue reading
Revolution exhibition at the V&A Museum, the years from 1966 to 1970 changed the mankind, London. (Part two)
London – “You Say You Want a Revolution?” exhibition positively transforms the approach to the 1996 – 1970 period, at the V&A Museum. (Continues from part one) The “Section 5: Revolution in living” focuses on the hundreds of … Continue reading
Revolution exhibition at the V&A Museum, the years from 1966 to 1970 changed the mankind, London. (Part one)
London – “You Say You Want a Revolution?” exhibition positively transforms the approach to the 1996 – 1970 period, at the V&A Museum. This major exhibition from the V&A Museum, London, is focused on the implication and influence of the late … Continue reading
French portrait drawings from Clouet to Courbet at the British Museum, London.
London – This exhibition of French portrait drawings has drawn from notable holdings of The British Museum. Pieces of French portrait drawings were chosen to explain the development of this … Continue reading
