🇫🇷 Version française In this article, Pauline Bazignan, a luminous artist, tells me about her career, her re- search, and news about her life… A quick bio…her career Her career is a simple story at first, she began her studies of graphics working at a job that proved to very quickly insufficient. It lacked an…
🇫🇷 French version The painter of painters Leonardo da Vinci, undeniably remains the painter of painters for 500 years, his works arouse the strongest of passions! The mere mention of his name is synonymous with superlatives, tall and strong, he also had an unforgettable charisma. While he was an engineer and artist, he was also a…
The first days of October in New York are fantastic: the summer heat finally disappears, the park is adorned with these most beautiful colors, the city is calm, and the new exhibitions indicate that the exciting fairs and auctions of November will begin soon. This year is even more exciting, we all look forward to the reopening of MoMa closed all summer.
By Jacqueline Knox This exhibition at Tate Modern gives a real insight into the working methods of Picasso. It highlights not only how he worked from month to month but also emphasises the context in which he produced this work. You see some seminal works by Picasso but you also see some fabulous drawings,…
Gustave Moreau (1826-1898) had a genius idea: to share with the public an enchanting world, as well as that of the life of a 19th-century bourgeois family. To pull this off, he features a well thought-out museum; his apartment is designed exactly to his taste and even has a room dedicated to Alexandrine. The first…
By Jacqueline Knox 🇫🇷VERSION FRANCAISE The first large-scale exhibition in the UK of the work of American artist Jean Michel Basquiat (1960-1988) – Barbican Centre. 21st September 2017 – 28th January 2018 This exhibition is just amazing and a must visit if you are in town. It is staged chronologically from room to room which helps to…
until 21st January 2018 By Jacqueline Knox As you walk into the Tate Britain gallery towards the exhibition space of Rachel Whiteread you are confronted by a series of casts of resin. Untitled (One Hundred Spaces) 1995, reproduced with kind permission Tate © They are a series of casts of the negative space underneath wooden…
