³CATHARTIC², Recent Installation & Metallic Prints – Abba Fine Arts, Miami Catharsis: n. an experience or feeling of spiritual release and purification brought… Read More »CATHARTIC, Recent Installation & Metallic Prints – Abba Fine Arts, Miami
Attributed to Michelangelo Buonarroti (Caprese 1475–Rome 1564). Young Archer (detail). Carrara marble, H. 37 in. (94.2 cm), W. 13 ¼ in. (33.7 cm), D. 14… Read More »Metropolitan Museum shows ‘The Young Archer’,attributed to Michelangelo
A PROFILE OF PARIS PHOTO 2006 Paris Photo celebrates its tenth anniversary with a sparkling selection of Nordic talent ]]> From… Read More »Parisphoto 2006
AL SOUZA: Koyaanisqaatsi, 2006 puzzle pieces on wood, 72 ¼ x 72 ¼ inches AL SOUZA Charles Cowles Gallery, New York, October 26- November 25… Read More »Al Souza at Charles Cowles Gallery
Pablo Picasso: tradition and vanguard With no doubt the most famous and important painter of the 20th century, Pablo Picasso has achieved such popularity that… Read More »Pablo Picasso: tradition and vanguard
Statue of Queen Hatshepsut, Metropolitan Museum Hatshepsut at the Metropolitan Museum of Art In the Art World, few exhibitions generate as expectation as those devoted… Read More »Hatshepsut at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Le paradis de Tintoret at the Louvre TINTORETTO IN THE ART NEWS The main reason of this brief article is the exhibition “Le paradis de… Read More »Le paradis de Tintoret at the Louvre
Henri Rousseau: jungles in Paris The exuberant and fantastic exhibition entitled “Henri Rousseau: Jungles in Paris” will end its cycle in the Tate Gallery of… Read More »Henri Rousseau: jungles in Paris
Samuel Palmer at the National Gallery MARCH 2006: The National Gallery of London is currently organizing an exhibition devoted to the English landscape painter Samuel… Read More »Samuel Palmer at the National Gallery
John Singer Sargent: “Madame X” Americans in Paris February 2006 – The National Gallery of London is organising an exhibition entitled “Americans in Paris ,… Read More »Americans in Paris, 1860-1900
