August 5, 2024
European Art

Must-see European Art Exhibitions: Cezanne, Van Gogh and Ukrainian Modernism

European art lovers have some New Year’s treats to enjoy with exhibitions on Cezanne, Van Gogh and Ukrainian Modernism. ADVERTISEMENT European art lovers have some New Year’s treats to enjoy with exhibitions on Cezanne, Van Gogh and Ukrainian Modernism. Cezanne, Tate Modern, London, UK The Tate Modern in London has brought together 80 paintings by

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Who Are the 6 Most Famous Surrealist Artists?

  Surrealism was a revolutionary European art movement of the early 20th century, which forever altered the way we think about art. Leading artists associated with the Surrealist movement focused on imagery drawn from the inner worlds of dreams and the subconscious mind, revealing a strange and uncanny new visual language that was spontaneous, free,

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art’otel expands European presence with ambitious roll-out • Hotel Designs

Launching in autumn 2023 in the Croatian capital, art’otel Zagreb fuses art, design and hospitality. Located in the heart of the city centre, within the Jewish Liturgical Municipality building built by acclaimed architects Freudenreich & Deutsch in 1928, it is one of the best examples of Zagreb’s Art Déco architecture. The hotel shelters 110 guestrooms,

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Five European city breaks for art and culture on a budget | Europe holidays

Malmö, Sweden Across the Øresund strait from Copenhagen, Sweden’s most southerly and culturally diverse city has developed into the region’s art and music hub with an opera house, concert hall, its own symphony orchestra, a museum complex and a contemporary art scene. It’s also close to sandy beaches, has a dockland which is still gritty,

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ESHRE’s ART monitoring collaboration with the European Commission moves towards cycle-by-cycle data collection

With 1 million+ euro of funding, the EuMAR project (European monitoring of Medically Assisted Reproduction) aims to develop a prospective cycle-by-cycle platform for the collection of ART data; this hopes to conform with proposals for the revised tissue and cell directives and raise the level of quality assurance, surveillance and vigilance in European reproductive medicine.

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For His First European Institutional Show in a Decade, Art Star Yoshitomo Nara Brings All of His ‘Little Worlds’ to a Major Museum in Vienna

Art & Exhibitions The exhibition at the Albertina Modern features more than 400 artworks from the artist’s oeuvre. Vivienne Chow May 23, 2023 Yoshitomo Nara with Miss Margaret on view at the artist’s solo exhibition “All My Little Words” at Albertina in Vienna. © Esel.at—Lorenz Seidler. Courtesy of Albertina. For three years in a row,

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Missed out on Vermeer? Try these arty gems across Europe instead | Cultural trips

Turner Contemporary, Margate For a top-notch art fix without leaving the country hop on a train to increasingly creative Margate. There’s a colourful exhibition of paintings and works on paper by Brazilian Beatriz Milhazes, one of the leading abstract artists working today, and a major installation in the Sunley Gallery Window, from 27 May until

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Old Master Week

This May, Old Master Week comprises two curated auctions spanning six centuries of art history. The seasonal Old Masters auction and Old Master and European Paintings from a Private Collection — Selling Without Reserve offer a plethora of accessibly priced art for a diverse audience alongside museum-quality masterworks. Highlights include new discoveries, such as the

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Artful lodges: 10 beautiful art hotels | Travel

Art’ Otel, London This new hotel is housed in the reborn Battersea power station complex. There are works displayed in the Grand Café and throughout the communal areas, from striking pieces by the hotel’s signature artist Jaime Hayon, to butter-yellow statues in the marbled lobby. Bedrooms are sleek and contemporary with pops of colour and

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Martin Amis and the art of writing

It was all in Martin Amis’s tone, I think – which makes sense for a writer of voice. His listeners would be in a state of anticipation, awaiting that familiar aspiration: a catch in the intake of breath such that emphasis fell – like a finger dallying towards an erogenous zone – exactly where you

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