An Exhibition about LOuVrE
How did European painters of the early modern period depict love? The National Art Center in Tokyo will explore this question starting March 1 with Painting Love in the Louvre Collections. 73 paintings are making the journey to Japan for this purpose.
An exhibition from a first-person perspective
Retrospectives line the museum landscape like sand lines the sea. To actually be able to immerse oneself in the thoughts and life of an artist is rarely possible. The Getty Center's exhibition Barbara T. Smith: The Way to Be in Los Angeles offers the opportunity to do just that, starting February 28.
Printmaking in the computer age
The post-war period also marks the beginning of the computer age, which has already given rise to many influential art movements such as Minimal and Pop Art. Starting on February 24, ALBERTINA MODERN in Vienna will shed light on new design forms of traditional techniques such as lithography and woodcut in Andy Warhol to Damien Hirst − The Revolution in Printmaking.
A look at Füssli's private drawings
Johann Heinrich Füssli was one of the most original and at the same time most controversial painters of the 18th century. He did not publicly show his unusual drawings of challenging, confident women who exude a certain power. Beginning February 24, the Kunsthaus Zürich will present Füssli. Fashion − Fetish − Fantasy insights into Füssli's world of drawings.
Opening of the Lightroom with Hockney: Spectacular new exhibition
From 22 February 2023, there will be a new art highlight in London: the Lightroom. Using new technologies, world-renowned artists are creating never-before-seen exhibition opportunities there. First up is David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away).
To disappear and to be seen
Salvador Dalí, a surrealist who has no equal – given the abundance of exhibitions, it is nothing short of a miracle that the Art Institute in Chicago is only now dedicating him a solo show. However, the perspective ist, what makes the exhibition exciting: starting on February 18, visitors will look at a contradictory desire of the artist.
Conceptual art, Fluxus, music and turmoil
Throughout her life, she has had to fight myths and hostility. Bands, songs, bars and everything imaginable have been named after her: On the 90th birthday of the artist Yoko Ono, Art.Salon congratulates.
An art fair reflects on itself
For the tenth edition of the Investec Cape Town Art Fair, director Laura Vincenti has come up with something special: Under the theme of time, the fair is looking back at its development and its impact on the South African art scene. This year, it will take place from February 17 to 19.
A diverse fair
One of the largest international art fairs in the U.S. is stepping it up a notch: the 28th edition is set to be bigger and more ambitious than ever. From February 15 to 19, the LA Art Show will take place at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
Witnesses of a radical change
In Europe and especially in the Netherlands of the 16th century, the reality of people's lives changed decisively as a result of the Reformation, for example. Famous artists captured this change in masterful drawings. Starting on February 15, the ALBERTINA in Vienna takes us back to the beginning of the early modern period with Bruegel and His Time.
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