From 18 March to 1 November 2022, the Belvedere in Vienna presents “True to Life: Realist Painting from 1850 to 1950”, an exhibition that examines the changes and continuities in realist painting through works by artists often unknown to the general public.
From 17 March to 11 September 2022, the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm presents “What a Joy to be a Sculptor!” Swedish Women Artists 1880-1920″, an exhibition that traces the work of women sculptors of Swedish modernism.
From 16 March to 22 May 2022, the Thyssen Museum presents “Hyperreal. The art of Trompe l’oeil”, an exhibition that studies the history of trompe l’oeil in art, from the Renaissance to contemporary art.
From 13 March to 7 August 2022, the Dallas Museum of Art presents “Spirit Lodge: Mississippian Art from Spiro”, an exhibition featuring some 200 ancient and contemporary works created by the Mississippian peoples and their descendants.
From 15 March to 23 April 2022, Gagosian Gallery is exhibiting in London “Landscape with Pope/Dictator”, the first treatment of the papal image by Francis Bacon, recently rediscovered in a private collection.
From 10 March to 16 April 2022, Gagosian Gallery presents in New York Memories of a Lost Sphinx, an exhibition of works by Ethiopian-American artist Awol Erizku.
From 13 March to 5 September 2022, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, presents the largest and most comprehensive exhibition of works by M.C. Escher ever organised.
From 12 March to 12 June 2022, the Cleveland Museum of Art presents “Alberto Giacometti: Toward the Ultimate Figure”, an exhibition that surveys the artistic evolution that led Alberto Giacometti to his most celebrated works, “Walking Man” and “Standing Woman”.
From 17 March to 25 July 2022, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston presents “Real Photo Postcards Pictures from a Changing Nation”, an exhibition of photographic postcards from the Leonard A. Lauder Collection.
From 11 March to 8 May 2022, the Cincinnati Art Museum presents “One Each: Still Lifes by Cézanne, Pissarro and Friends”, an exhibition of still lifes created during the 1860s, the formative period of Impressionism.
