Following its opening exhibition, the Museum Barberini will present its first international cooperation project with the exhibition From Hopper to Rothko: America’s Road to Modern Art from June 17 to October 3, 2017. For this, The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C., is sending 68 works of early American modern art to Germany for the first time.
En el marco de la Bienal de Arte de Venecia 2017, la Fundación GAA presenta la exposición “ESTRUCTURAS PERSONALES – fronteras abiertas”. La exposición es acogida y apoyada por el Centro Cultural Europeo en dos de sus prestigiosos Palazzo en el centro de Venecia -Palazzo Bembo y Palazzo Mora- y el Giardini Marinaressa.
Ourouba, The Eye of Lebanon, the exhibition reflect the aesthetic, conceptual and socio-political concerns that have surfaced in the Arab world over the last decade. It feature installations, paintings, photography and sculptural works on loan from major private and institutional collections in Lebanon. The complex, recent history of the notion of “Arabicity” (the literal translation of “ourouba”) serve as the common thread for the selected works, which bear witness to the diverse paths and inspirations of artists from the Arab world.
Onde lunghe e brevissime “Long and extremely short waves” is the title of Amalia Del Ponte solo exhibition, on display at the Museo del Novecento curated by Iolanda Ratti, and at the Studio Museo Francesco Messina curated by Eleonora Fiorani. With these project, the City of Milan pays tribute to the artist’s more than fifty years of activity, with an important collaboration between two institutions that underlines a distinct yet complementary vision of the artist’s work.
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La Tate Modern presenta una importante muestra retrospectiva del escultor, pintor y dibujante Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966). Famoso por sus grandes y largas figuras demacradas, el trabajo de Alberto Giacometti se encuentra en el origen de las obras más reconocibles del arte del siglo XX. Con esta muestra se pretende destacar el lugar de Giacometti – junto a Matisse, Picasso y Degas – como uno de los más grandes pintores-escultores del siglo pasado. Esta ambiciosa exposición incluye más de 250 obras, procedentes de los préstamos excepcionales de la colección y de los Archivos de la Fundación Alberto y Annette Giacometti en París.
The Mima Museum (Brussels) presents “Art is Comic” An exhibition that reflects on the humor in the comic “The artists in the show represent a specific style that lies with the origins of Juxtapoz; dark humour through the guise of comics. Make sure to check this show out at MIMA!” Artists: Brecht Vandenbroucke, Mon Colonel & Spit, Brecht Evens, HuskMitNavn, Jean Jullien, Joan Cornellà.
By invitation of Le Grand Café – contemporary art centre Saint-Nazaire, the LiFE is hosting a new work by British artist Haroon Mirza (1977) between 25 May and 24 September 2017. Entitled /\/\/\, and presented by Haroon Mirza under the name of his studio, hrm199, this project has been conceived in response to the monumental specificity of this atypical space which is now celebrating its tenth anniversary.
REENA SPAULINGS: HER AND NO was curated by Anna Czerlitzki. It is the third exhibition within the project series HERE AND NOW at Museum Ludwig, which is an experimental format that critically examines conventions of presenting art in museums and questions the approach of its own institutional work.
La galería Javier López y Fer Francés (Madrid) presenta la tercera muestra individual en la galería de Francesco Clemente (Nápoles, 1952), un proyecto muy personal en el que reúne un conjunto de cuarenta obras recientes dedicadas a su compañera y musa Alba. La exposición, con la que rinde homenaje a su mujer en el cuarenta aniversario de su boda, se compone de tres series distintas: pasteles sobre papel, una docena de óleos sobre lienzo de pequeño formato y una veintena de dibujos a tinta sobre papel.
In the 1960s, the Rhineland was an important center for a revolutionary occurrence in art: a new generation of artists with international networks rebelled against traditional art. They used everyday life as their source of inspiration and everyday objects as their material. They went out into their urban surroundings, challenging the limits of the art disciplines and collaborating with musicians, writers, filmmakers, and dancers. In touch with the latest trends of this exciting period, the Cologne painting restorer Wolfgang Hahn (1924–1987) began acquiring this new art and created a multifaceted collection of works of Nouveau Réalisme, Fluxus, Happening, Pop Art, and Conceptual Art.