The raw power of the works in this show, in which we see Bacon’s fascination with animals and with the animalistic side of humankind, will stay with you long after you leave
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The largest exhibition of Bacon’s paintings ever held in the north of England, it takes as its curatorial framework the spaces the artist painted around his famously brutal...
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney 17 November 2012–24 February 2013
Curatorial Director, ANTHONY BOND, curator of , describes his exhibition for Studio International
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Francis Bacon
Tate Britain, London. 11 September 2008–4 January 2009.
Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid 3 February–19 April 2009
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York 18 M...
Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich
26 September-10 December 2006
The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts seems like a fitting starting point for...
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh 4 June-4 September 2005 Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg 14 October 2005-15 January 2006
The loss of faith in humanity in the ...
... of his friend Francis Bacon, and points to the Renaissance technique of non-finito that Freud deploys here. By deliberately leaving these works unfinished, Freud exposes t...
... of Art (1964-66). During that London stay, she also encountered and was inspired by Francis Bacon – an influence I feel appears most powerfully in a nearby work from 198...
... in the heart of London’s Soho, it was frequented by aristocrats, businessmen, celebrities and artists, including Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud. Names on the guest list ...
... in Nausea (1938) found a visual counterpart in the images of despair and alienation of Francis Bacon, the expressionism of Oskar Kokoschka, the remarkable post-Vietnam hum...
... studios are seldom so neat. Giacometti painted his portraits in a drab room whose bare walls were covered in marks, stains and doodles. Francis Bacon worked amid giant col...
... to say that when you get into a show, you know what it will be about.
I don’t find that approach inspiring. You could take the example of Francis Bacon, who really wor...
... When I was studying, there was also the opportunity to expand a little bit more because of the internet, so we used to search what was happening in Europe, about Picasso, ...
... Bacon (2012), joins forms from the paintings of Francis Bacon with a surface of undulating marks suggestive of both fur and bark. More recently, Atkin has been creating mi...
... I’m inspired by Francis Bacon, Philippe Pasqua, Jenny Saville and Marlene Dumas.
AMc: Can you say a little about your artistic training?
JDN: I joined the Mbalmayo A...
... blocky 1967 painting Savings and Loan Building. Francis Bacon is another inspiration. Anderson thinks of the grid lines he sometimes leaves in the works as creating “a p...
... have included I Never Could Drink Like Francis Bacon (2019) and Making (Babies) (2020).
Locke spoke to Studio International from her home in London.
Christiana Spens: ...
... earlier work is currently on show at the group exhibition Tales from the Colony Rooms: Art and Bohemia, London (until 20 December 2020), which features the work of Frank A...
... painters. Her work displays the influence of a variety of painters, from Goya, Willem de Kooning and Francis Bacon to old masters such as Rubens and Nicolas Poussin – ye...
... made from tights, resting on plinths, in knotted, intestinal forms, pink lumps of flesh redolent of Francis Bacon or Philip Guston.
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Honey Pie – also the nam...
