And so seeing work from a long time period together is pleasurable because not only do you see the diversity, you also see some fidelity…Things change, but they are still true to something. And with that you‘ve got it. Diversity and fidelity. – Malcolm Morley CAPITAIN PETZEL Karl-Marx-Allee 45
Galerie Guido W. Baudach is delighted to present its eighth solo exhibition featuring Björn Dahlem, titled Something Secret about the Universe (I always wanted to tell you). The Potsdam-based artist showcases an in situ spatial installation that integrates various new sculptures. Dahlem's work, since the late 1990s, delves
Cy Twombly's work has been celebrated as some of the most outstanding art from the latter half of the twentieth century, ever since his initial retrospective at the Whitney Museum in New York in 1979. His artwork has since been featured at the MoMA, Berlin in 1994, Venice
Art has the power to transform lives and shape the way we perceive the world around us. For many, this journey of self-discovery begins with a guiding light – a teacher who nurtures our creative spirit and unlocks our artistic potential. One such extraordinary art teacher is Karin Anne Roos Verhelst,
Art is more than just a form of expression; it's a way to connect with our inner selves, explore our emotions, and expand our creative horizons. It takes a truly gifted teacher to unlock the artistic potential in others and ignite their passion for self-expression. In Antwerp, one
In the contemporary art world, innovation and experimentation are at the forefront of artistic expression. Artists like Olafur Eliasson and Anish Kapoor push the boundaries of conventional artistic mediums, incorporating technology, science, and unconventional materials into their work. We'll explore the groundbreaking creations of these visionary artists, shedding
Art has the power to challenge societal norms, provoke conversations, and inspire change. Contemporary artists such as Ai Weiwei and Banksy use their art to address pressing social and political issues, prompting viewers to reflect on the world around them. This section will delve into the ways art has shaped
From Frida Kahlo's haunting self-portraits to Yayoi Kusama's mesmerizing infinity rooms, artists have always used their work to express their emotions and innermost thoughts. Contemporary artists such as Tracey Emin and Jenny Saville continue this tradition, exploring themes of identity, vulnerability, and self-exploration through their raw
Introduction: Art has long been a powerful medium for human expression, capturing the emotions, dreams, and struggles of artists and their audiences. Today, the contemporary art world is bursting with creativity, pushing boundaries, and redefining artistic norms. In this article, we will explore the diverse styles, techniques, and innovative approaches
Introduction The transformative power of art transcends language and cultural barriers, offering a unique platform to communicate ideas, emotions, and messages. Throughout history, art has played a pivotal role in shaping social movements, amplifying activist voices, and inspiring protests. In this article, we will examine the various ways art has
Art has evolved through various forms and styles over time, often reflecting the cultural and social contexts of different eras. Here is an overview of some of these influences: 1. Prehistoric Art (circa 40,000 - 4,000 BCE): Prehistoric art was primarily influenced by the environment and the daily
Leonardo da Vinci * Mona Lisa * The Last Supper * Vitruvian Man Michelangelo Buonarroti * David * Pieta * The Creation of Adam (Sistine Chapel ceiling) Pablo Picasso * Les Demoiselles d'Avignon * Guernica * The Weeping Woman Vincent van Gogh * The Starry Night * Sunflowers * Cafe Terrace at Night Rembrandt van Rijn * The Night Watch * Self-Portrait