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Tate Modern will host the exhibition "Alexander Calder: Performing Sculpture" from November 11, 2015 to April 3, 2016, which will be the first large-scale showing of works by the dynamic sculpture master Calder in Britain in 20 years. The exhibition is expected to draw intense attention. Additionally, the "The World Goes Pop" exhibition from September 10, 2015 to January 17, 2016 will present the "story" of what happened to pop art as a widely known but also criticized art form between the 1960s and 1970s.
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Allen Jones is a British Pop artist best known for his figurative paintings and sculpture. He is a famous painter with works presented in major museums and exhibitions worldwide, including the Museum Ludwig in Cologne, the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid, and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
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Catherine Murphy is a painter who had her first solo exhibition at the Peter Freeman gallery in New York in 2013. In 2014, the BYRDCLIFFE Kleinert and James Center held a retrospective of her art works and she won the Robert De Niro Sr. Prize. Although she was not exposed to art as a child and did not visit a museum until high school, Catherine found inspiration in magazines and preferred painting at home to going outside due to not being athletic.
The art of global crime
In 1990, Johannes Vermeer's painting "The Concert" was stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston and has yet to be recovered, making it the highest valued stolen painting. Art theft has become the third largest illicit trade after drugs and arms, generating $6-8 billion annually. A 2014 meeting at New York University Law School discussed "art crime and cultural heritage" and uncovered that each year 5-100,000 works of art are stolen, with only 10% ever recovered, showing the scale of global art crime.
Shanghai the work is maritime culture
The document summarizes an art exhibition held in Shanghai to celebrate the 65th anniversary of the founding of Shanghai Art Exhibition and the 12th National Art Exhibition. The exhibition featured 358 works selected across various mediums including 78 paintings, 81 traditional Chinese paintings, 52 prints, 69 watercolors, 23 sculptures, 10 comic works, and 11 judges' works. Over 1300 works were submitted and reviewed by over 60 judges across different art categories before 151 works were ultimately selected for the 12th National Arts Exhibition.
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Painting is a visual art form that allows for the expression of inner emotions and ideals through the interaction of the eye, brain, and hand of the artist. While paintings do not convey information through words like books, the act of wiping a pen or brush on a blank canvas can be seen as a form of drawing. This process naturally demonstrates the artist's accomplishments and triggers a composite experience of drawing that comes from within. As a mirror of its era, painting has practical significance as a reflection of cultural trends relevant to our lives.
英国著名艺术家的绘画展览即将开幕
The document summarizes an upcoming painting exhibition in December featuring the works of 20th century British artist Wilhelmina Barns-Graham. The exhibition at the Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery will include 40 of her paintings from 1947 to 1993, many of which have rarely been exhibited before. Barns-Graham was born in 1912 and studied painting in Edinburgh before becoming a central figure in the St Ives art movement in 1940. The exhibition will provide insight into her thinking and perception of the world through her paintings, many of which were created during her travels in Switzerland, Italy, Spain, and the Orkney Islands.
印象派摄影和油画作品展在密歇根州开幕
An impressionist photography and painting exhibition opened in Michigan, featuring works from famous artists such as Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, and avant-garde photographers like Steve Le Gray and Henry Peach Robinson. The exhibition, organized by Michigan State University Museum and the Dallas Art Gallery, showcased paintings, photographs, and drawings exploring the origins of the new style of painting known as "Impressionism."
印象派代表人物梵高近百幅真迹将在台展出
The document summarizes an upcoming exhibition in Taiwan featuring nearly 100 reproductions of paintings by Vincent van Gogh. It will be held from December 11th to March 28th at the Taiwan History Museum. The exhibition includes works from the beginning to the end of van Gogh's career, displayed chronologically to help audiences understand his artistic process. Van Gogh was a post-Impressionist painter from a Dutch pastoral family and is considered one of the greatest artists of the 19th century.
印象派：传统艺术和现代艺术的分水岭
Impressionist painting emerged in the late 19th century in France led by artists such as Monet, Manet, Degas, Pissarro, Renoir, Cézanne, Van Gogh, and Gauguin. While influenced by realism, Impressionists focused on accurately depicting individual feelings and perceptions of light, color, and atmosphere through loose brushstrokes rather than social or historical narratives. Their work diverged from traditional European painting and faced initial criticism but came to represent a transition to a more modern art through their vivid depictions of sunlit scenes and subtle shadows. Impressionism marked a shift from classical painting styles to a fresh, bright, and beautiful representation of life.
印度艺术家Shilpa gupta 在古堡展出当代艺术
Indian artist Shilpa Gupta has a contemporary art exhibition on display at Blandy Art Tour, a cooperation project between Galleria Continua and the Department Council now in its third year. The medieval castle hosting the exhibition has previously displayed works by artists from Cameroon and Cuba and currently features notable pieces from Gupta including "I Keep Falling At You", with hundreds of microphones hanging from the castle tower, and "100 the Queues", with photos attached to rolling screens depicting people waiting in lines.
印度将迎来首个艺术双年展
India will host its first art biennale, called the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, in Kochi, Kerala in 2016. The biennale aims to capitalize on the success of a recent Indian art summit and increased interest in Indian art globally. It will be curated by Bose Krishnamachari and Komu Riyas, both experienced in organizing international art events, and hopes to further establish India as an emerging economic power on the global art scene.
意大利艺术家Piero gilardi
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In 1985, the Pace Gallery in New York held a solo exhibition of works by Donald Judd from 1978 to 1992, featuring 13 of his wall-mounted and floor pieces made of materials like granite, cor-ten steel, plywood, and enamel on aluminum. The exhibition emphasized Judd's creative use of color and selection of unique materials. It also introduced uncommon materials that Judd had increasingly used in his later life and was his thirteenth exhibition through his close collaboration with Pace Gallery over the prior 20 years.
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新表现主义画作拍出高价
At a Christie's auction, a painting by American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat called "The Museum Security Painting with Graffiti Style Gods" sold for the highest price of 9.34 million pounds. The painting depicts gods in graffiti style and Basquiat is known for his early graffiti art in New York in 1988 before dying of a drug overdose. At the same auction, a painting by Scottish artist Peter Doig called "The Architect's Home in the Valley" sold for 7.66 million pounds, setting a new world record price for Doig's works. The painting depicts an architect's modern cabin in a snow-covered valley in Toronto.
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Sean Kelly gallery held an exhibition called "Irreversible" featuring the latest sculptural carvings and first video installation by artist Rose. The exhibition expressed themes of social collectives, the passage of time, and the relationship between historical events and social issues through Rose's works. One piece depicted over 200 tomato sculptures splattered on a wall representing political protests over centuries. Another series showed Rose's unique response to Cold War monuments through carving. A third was Rose's first video artwork called "Conga Irreversible" which was created for the 2012 Havana Biennial and inspired the exhibition's name.
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- 1. Tate Modern 2015 年 11 月 11 日至 2016 年 4 月 3 日，泰特现代美术馆将举办一场名为 Alexander Calder: Performing Sculpture 展览。此次展览被看作是动态雕塑大师考尔德作品 20 年来第一 次大规模现身英国境内，因此备受各界强烈关注。艺术家亚历山大·考尔德：动态雕塑的发 明者，以创作风格独特的“活动雕塑”和“静态雕塑”驰名于世。 2015 年 9 月 10 日至 2016 年 1 月 17 日，一场名为 The World Goes Pop 展览则将为观众呈 现波普艺术在 1960S 至 1970S 年间所发生的“故事”。作为一种广为人知的艺术形式，波普艺 术广受人们喜爱与推崇，同时也常常被批评、被指责。 Tate Modern On November 11, 2013 to April 3, 2014, the Tate modern will host a exhibition named Alexander Calder: Performing.The exhibition is seen as a dynamic sculpture master Calder works the first time in 20 years mass appeared in Britain, so highly intense attention from all walks of life.Artist Alexander Calder, the inventor of the statues, in a style unique sculpture "activity" and "static sculpture" is famous in the world.On September 10, 2013to January 17, 2014, a known as The World Goes Pop exhibition will be for The audience between 1960 s to 1970 s Pop art "story" of what is happening.Is known as a form of art, pop art popular and respected, and at the same time, it has often been criticized and accused of. Source:http://www.urpaint.com