Category: ART
Ghosts in the Garden: An Encounter with the Art of Hugo Durante
While walking my dog through the Bordeaux Botanical Garden, I encountered an artist who sees ghosts in forgotten statues and hope in decay. Hugo Durante’s sculptures draw from ancient myth, pop culture, and the natural world—blending apocalypse with revelation. This is the story of how a shared love of animals and art sparked conversations about beauty, ruin, and the worlds we dare to imagine.
Dance as Political Commentary: The Power of Light of Passage
Discover the impact of dance in political discourse. Learn how works like Light of Passage address global issues through movement.
Voices from the Past
Discover how Afro-american voices shaped the art world with the careers of Annie E Walker and Henry Ossawa Tanner.
1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair
This fall 1-54 2024 hosted over sixty international exhibitors, representing twenty-three countries. It was simply one of the most dazzling shows in London.
LA VIE DES SIX REINES D’HENRI VIII TUDOR
L’excellente expo “Six Lives” se concentre uniquement sur le destin des six femmes d’Henri VIII et non sur le règne de leur terrible époux. La National Portrait Gallery a réuni brillamment de nombreuses œuvres d’art et de pièces historiques.
YOKO ONO: MUSIC OF THE MIND
YOKO ONO: MUSIC OF THE MIND is an enormous retrospective of a towering artist who finally appears to be escaping the long shadow cast by her famous husband John Lennon. This show highlights the fact that Yoko Ono should be seen, now as one the greatest contemporary artist. Someone who has influenced a generation.
HUGO DURANTE ET L’APOCALYPSE
Pour qualifier son art, Hugo Durante préfère évoquer l’onirisme, la magie ou encore l’alchimie. Cet artiste plasticien reste attaché aux espaces mystiques dans la création de ses œuvres.
Contemporary African Art through a Different Lens
1:54 is one of the largest celebrations of contemporary African art in the world today. Held now in three cities: New York, Marrakech with the largest in London, at the capital’s Somerset house.