Structures of invention: a global Picasso
Malaga, Last March, the Museo Picasso Málaga premiered the presentation of its collections, a remodeling of its permanent collection called…
Sargent as a stylist: the power of his habits
London, He was one of the great portrait painters of the late 19th century and the first decades of the…
Antik Almoneda, a new trip to the past
Madrid, Eighty antique shops, auctions and galleries will participate, between April 6 and 14, in a new edition of Antik…
Martha Tuttle, an intimate geology
NY, Born in Santa Fe in 1989 and living in Brooklyn, Martha Tuttle has managed to introduce her work to…
Michel Cambon exhibits at the BEP in Grenoble
Press cartoonist Michel Cambon (and contributor to Arts Journal) recently donated several of his drawings to the Library of Study…
A surreptitiously pro-Palestinian work at the Whitney Biennial
During the 81st edition of the Whitney Biennial, Native American artist and activist Demian DinéYazhi’ (born 1983) exhibits an installation…
Saudi Arabia celebrates Etel Adnan in turn
Dhahran (Saudi Arabia). A spaceship in the middle of a no man’s land: this futuristic building [voir ill. ci dessous]…
Jacques Hérold, a singular surrealist
Paris. Specializing in the artistic avant-gardes of the early 20th century, many of whose representatives come from Central and Eastern…
Brussels completely photo
Brussels. The Belgian capital, like Berlin, Lisbon, Luxembourg, Paris and Vienna, has its photo month, in this case February. Launched…
Monsieur Desgrandchamps’ vacation in Marseille
Marseilles. Superposition, transparency, telescoping, hybridization, we hesitate on the term that best summarizes the pictorial production of Marc Desgrandchamps (born…
Art in the service of Nazi propaganda
Arnhem (Netherlands). At the exit of the exhibition “Art under the Third Reich. Seduction and distraction”, visitors to the Arnhem…
Paul Andreu, the tune of the thirty glorious years
Many French people have taken the escalators of Terminal 1 at Roissy at one time or another, but few can…