At the Bauhaus there were not only heroes: the great art school also collaborated with Nazism
Behind the heroic façade of the Bauhaus, built on the ideals of the artistic avant-garde and political resistance, lies a ...
Tag: Temporary exhibitions
Masahisa Fukase, the photographer who was reflected in his lens
First came love, then abandonment and despair. Her name was Yoko Wanibe. She had arrived in Tokyo from Kanazawa in ...
The 20 most notable art exhibitions of June
'Self-portrait in the mirror' (1927), by Suzanne Valadon.Stephane PONSSuzanne Valadon. A modern epicMNAC. Barcelona. Until September 1st.An emblematic figure of ...
The first plants that Columbus brought from America sow art in the Cartuja monastery in Seville
The smell of wet earth thickens the air inside the cloisters of the Carthusian monastery of Santa María de las ...
James Lee Byars, the art of emergency exit
James Lee Byars was 23 years old when he presented his final year project at the Detroit College of Arts: ...
Hitler’s unfathomable legacy as a looter of works of art
The transport of the works of art to the Altaussee salt mine to protect it from bombing in a photograph ...
Spanish imperialism, origin of the dehumanization of black people and 500 years of racism
“You only have to see his face to understand that he is a true black man born in the heat—heat ...
Lynda Benglis, between solid and liquid to make an allegory about the role of water in the life of the planet
The presence of water in a city as dry and plateau as Madrid in the midst of the climate crisis ...
The Canary Islands, the islands at the crossroads between Europe, America and Africa
'Woman in Mourning'. From the series 'A Victorian History', 2018, work by Cristina Toledo.Nacho Gonzalez OramasIt has been 35 years ...
The 20 most notable art exhibitions of May
Entrance to the Museum of Spanish Abstract Art in Cuenca, 1967. Jaume Blassi (JUAN MARCH FOUNDATION)The most beautiful small museum ...
