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El universo escultórico de Cristina de Suecia en el 400 aniversario de su nacimiento museodelprado.es/actualidad/…
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Op 13 december sluit FRED&FERRY definitief haar deuren. De laatste tentoonstelling heet 'Swan Songs'. "We stoppen op het hoogtepunt, het is een bewuste keuze,” zegt galerist Frederik. Lees verder op galleryviewer.com/nl/article….
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There’s a lot more to this portrait than we can fit in one caption. Let’s take a closer look. 👀
The exhibition ‘Whistler. Dandy and Disruptor’ is on view from 16 October 2026 until 10 January 2027.
Now on view 🖼️ ‘Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1’ by James McNeill Whistler, 1871
#whistler #vangoghmuseum #museum #artlovers #arthistory
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On this day in 1924, the Surrealist Manifesto was published and launched an artistic revolution. Today, The Met launches a new annual digital publication, “The Bluff Almanach,” focused on Dada and Surrealism.
The inaugural issue centers on the artist Man Ray, the visionary known for his radical experiments that pushed the limits of photography, painting, sculpture, and film.
For the Dada and Surrealism buffs, dive into Alex Da Corte’s one-night-only lecture as Marcel Duchamp, Jim Jarmusch and Carter Logan on scoring Man Ray’s films, and Man Ray’s arrival in 1930s colonial Korea.
Explore The Bluff Almanach: met.org/4il4srp
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The Bluff Almanach is a project of The Bluff Collaborative for Research on Dada and Surrealism, a Met initiative that merges historical and material research with contemporary thinking to offer a platform for new views and conversations.
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Past meets present as one of Britain’s most celebrated works is playfully reimagined ✨
Our latest free exhibition, ‘Yinka Shonibare and Thomas Gainsborough: A Conversation’, is now open!
Exploring ideas about power, identity and wealth, British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare’s striking sculpture recreates Gainsborough’s iconic portrait, ‘Mr and Mrs Andrews’.
For the first time, you can view this 1998 artwork alongside the 18th-century painting that inspired it and experience a conversation between two artistic trailblazers across centuries: bit.ly/4omcamO
ALT A woman and a man observe "Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews," a painting by Thomas Gainsborough, displayed in an ornate frame on a green wall.
ALT A man observes a museum exhibit featuring two headless sculptures seated on a decorative bench. A small dog sculpture is positioned beside them.
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Un viaje visual por la identidad y lo ritual 📸
España oculta, de Cristina García Rodero, es una de las series fundamentales de la fotografía contemporánea en nuestro país.
Hoy nos adentramos en alguna de sus imágenes 👇
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Autumn colours. A little outside, a little inside, a lot to fall for. 🍁
#autumn #autumnvibes #museum #vangoghmuseum #vangogh
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İyi tarihçi hiç bir ülkeye hiç bir zaman
ait olmayan tarihçidir;
Vatanını sevse de, Ona hiçbir zaman nedensiz,
Övgüler yağdırmaz.!
( François Fenelon )
1651 - 1715
Art Josh Hernandez
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#ArtBaselStories: How Ruth Asawa’s creativity bloomed beyond the art world
As a major retrospective of the artist’s celebrated wire sculptures, paintings, and drawings opens in Europe, we explore her passions and influence beyond galleries and museums:
Read in ➡️ bit.ly/3TUYggA
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China: admirada na economia, incompreendida na política - Revista Amarello amarello.com.br/2026/09/cult…
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29. Ai Weiwei
Born in China, where political dissent has serious consequences, artist Ai Weiwei has made free expression central to his work, changing the possibilities of politically engaged contemporary art.
His most famous works are deliberately simple, but loaded with political meaning, exposing human rights abuses and the plight of refugees, such as his 2017 film Human Flow, documenting the global refugee crisis across 23 countries.
His activism has repeatedly brought him into conflict with the Chinese authorities.
He was detained for 81 days in 2011 and later left China, but continued to use his art to challenge censorship, surveillance and state power.
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Several Roman 'Polyhedra' (20 sided dice), made from various materials and bearing similar symbols are known to exist. This particular one has been dated to 2nd Century Rome.
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William Blake. Our Time is Fix'd, Watercolor Illustration to The Grave, by Robert Blair. 1808.
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In just one week, the Grand Palais will look like this again 🤩
Will you join us? Get your tickets now: bit.ly/4B3kWvJ
⏭️ Art Basel Paris 🇫🇷
🗓️ October 23–25, 2026
📍 Grand Palais
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#ArtBaselStories: The best museum shows to see during Art Basel Paris
This season shines a spotlight on women artists, from Mary Cassatt to Prune Nourry, alongside retrospectives of towering figures such as Paul Cézanne and Andy Warhol.
Read more about our selection here ➡️ bit.ly/4jU3L9K
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The contemporary art gallery and digital art platform will open its space with an exhibition of works by conceptual artist Kevin Abosch. artsy.net/article/artsy-edit…
