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The birth of expressionism: Van Gogh + Munch
A gunshot and a scream reverberate through the yellow house, echo across the fjord, and fill a new exhibition at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam (from 25 September to 17 January 2016) with pity and terror. In 1890 Vincent van Gogh fatally shot himself in the French countryside. Three […]
Jackson Pollock: revelations in black
“Jackson Pollock: Blind Spots” is a sensational exhibition (at Tate Liverpool, until 18 October) – grand, exhilarating and so unexpected as to make the painter’s career look altogether different. It brings together nearly half of the semi-figurative Black Paintings from the early 1950s. This would be unique enough – they […]
Let us meet in Canet-in-Roussillon?
From June 13 to September 13 you will have the possibility to visit Canet-en-Roussillon (district of Eastern Pyrenees, France) and its “Galerie des Hospices” hosting the exhibition “From Miró to Barceló”, relying on the funds of the Gelonch Viladegut Collection. The engravings gathered for this exhibition cover a period from […]
Picturing Mary: Woman, Mother, Idea
“Picturing Mary” is the most ambitious exhibition mounted by the National Museum of Women in the Arts in years, and given its subject — images of the Virgin Mary — it is likely to be one of its most popular as well. It includes more than 60 works, some of […]
Pop to Popism review – shock and social critique, with an Australian thread
Art movements are strange things: some are decreed by way of a manifesto, their antecedents declared and a purpose proposed. Others are made retrospectively, with entire historical periods yoked under a name that the artists involved never heard themselves, their work understood as part of a historical sweep regardless of […]
Meeting place for wandering imaginaries
From October 17th to December 31th this year, you could visit in gallery l’Intemporel in Paris an exhibition named: “Meeting place for wandering imaginaries”. It’s the result of a mixed work between the Gelonch Viladegut Collection and this art’s gallery. The goal is to present Catalan artists of the second […]
The best exhibitions of this autumn
After a variable and curious summer, in climatic terms, approaches the autumn, a time of interiority, maybe slightly nostalgically but that appears with a lot of work and with the will to confront new opportunities and new challenges. The crop in the artistic field is interesting and here you have […]
Prints at Courtauld Gallery
From 19 June to 21 September 2014 at the Courtauld Gallery, in London, you could see two very interesting exhibitions linked with the prints: “Bruegel to Freud: Prints from the Courtauld Gallery” and from 20 June to 20 July: “Impress: Printmaking expanded in contemporary art”. In the first one, “Bruegel to Freud“, […]
The exhibitions of this summer
The summer is an excellent period for the trips, and says trips says discovery other places and meetings with other persons. So that the summer is a favoured period to discover and to meet the artists and your works. For it the offer of exhibitions of this summer is long […]
Montolieu, again
Every May the Collection Gelonch Viladegut has an appointment programmed in Montolieu, a village of the Department of Aude in the Region Languedoc-Roussillon, in the Southeast of France, a village that is auto qualified as a village of the book. A village that astonishes for your dynamism, for the push […]