Victoria Reed, Sadler Senior Curator for Provenance, and Rhona MacBeth, Director of Conservation and Scientific Research and the Eijk and Rose-Marie van Otterloo Conservator of Paintings, examine a painting for historical marks and labels after it is unpacked at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Netherlandish Art, May 12, 2023; photograph © Museum of Fine
After an earthquake hit San Francisco in 1906, artists were called to populate the Californian coast, transforming it into an artistic mecca for those who like to surf. ADVERTISEMENT Just two hours drive south of San Francisco Carmel-by-the-Sea is one the country’s most stunning small Cities. Famed for its music, arts and distinct character. And with
By John Kampfner For The Mail On Sunday 10:51 01 Nov 2023, updated 10:51 01 Nov 2023 Berlin has been a trading post, military barracks, centre of learning, industrial powerhouse, hotbed of debauchery and control centre for the worst experiment in horror known to man. No other city has had so many faces, so many
The Brazilian Indigenous artist and activist Glicéria Tupinambá will take over the Brazilian pavilion in the 2024 edition of the Venice Biennale. Three Brazilian Indigenous artists will curate the pavilion: Arissana Pataxó, Denilson Baniwa and Gustavo Caboco Wapichana. Tupinambá (also known as Célia Tupinambá) was born in 1982 in the Serra do Padeiro, one of
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Visual Arts & Sound Art MFA applications and open studios Sound Art information session: November 12, 10am ET Visual Arts information session: November 12, 2023, 11am ET Class of 2024 open studios: November 12, 2–5pm ET Columbia University School of the Arts Dodge Hall 2960 Broadway New York, New York 10027United States arts@columbia.edu Applications are
Inside one of the Synchronicity exhibition’s most striking new audiovisual works. Showing as part of Synchronicity, United Visual Artists’ largest exhibition to date, Chromatic is an immersive audiovisual work commissioned by 180 Studios that explores the relationship between frequencies of sound and colour. Inspired by chromeosthesis, a type of synesthesia where sound evokes impressions of
Henri Matisse picked up the telephone and dialled the number of the nursing agency. He knew it by heart. It was the late summer of 1941 and the 72-year-old had been effectively bedridden for six months after enduring a major operation to treat duodenal cancer. It was not a happy period. The painful aftermath of
Details of a £225m investment from the Government to create the UK’s fastest supercomputer at the University of Bristol have been announced today [1 November 2023]. The funding injection, part of a £300m package to create a new national Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (AIRR) for the country announced at the government’s AI Safety Summit at
A deep dive into exhibition planning and project management was presented by Steve Mann, head of exhibitions for the National Gallery of Art, to nearly two dozen students at GW’s Corcoran School of the Arts and Design. The workshop was one of a series taught by experts from the National Gallery as part of a