Tag: Goya
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Leaving Were the Ones Who Could Not Stay
From Scottish herring girls to the Gaza genocide, this exhibition is about belonging and identity
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Marcelle Hanselaar – interview: ‘To do nothing, to not at least take the responsibility of bearing witness, to show no empathy, would be to lose part of our humanity’
The artist, 20 of whose works are now on show at the Fitzwilliam Museum, talks about the power struggles in her work and how being one step removed enables creatives to produce an empathetic, imaginative and impactful response to global…
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Black Mould
Michaël Borremans’ current exhibition at David Zwirner Gallery in London conjures a nightmarish world that is both sinister and strangely captivating. But there is more to this beautifully presented exhibition than the paintings themselves
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Goya: The Witches and Old Women Album
Nightmarish visions and demonic passions fill the pages of Goya’s late drawings. But as this exhibition at the Courtauld illustrates, there is also sadness and humour among the withered limbs and toothless old women that haunt these fascinating albums
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Raphael to Renoir
National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh 5 June–6 July 2009
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The Discovery of Spain. British Artists and Collectors: Goya to Picasso
National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh 18 July–11 October 2009
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Citizens and Kings: Portraits in the Age of Revolution 1760-1830
The Royal Academy of Arts is currently hosting Citizens and Kings: Portraiture in the Age of Revolution. However, despite the British Museum’s own superb and scholarly comprehensive exhibition entitled Enlightenment: Discovering the World in the Eighteenth Century (2003), there seems…
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Brice Marden: A Retrospective of Paintings and Drawings
Museum of Modern Art, New York 29 October 2006-15 January 2007 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art 23 February-13 May 2007 The work of American painter Brice Marden is currently showing in a major retrospective at the Museum of Modern…
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The Terribly Human Tomi Ungerer
The Human Comedy: Drawings and Posters by Tomi Ungerer Boston Public Library 7 February-31 March 2006
