Posts tagged Art

Roy Lichtenstein was a multifaceted child with many talents: from sports, to musical abilities, and a keen interest in science from a young age. Finding out …

I don’t know about you, but I reckon that a shade over ten pounds is rather good value for an experience so staggeringly mind-blowing that …

During a recent excursion to the Royal Academy of Art for the Manet exhibition (soon closing on the 14th April), I found myself having a …

What started as a truthful record basis and a data support has turned into something very much enriching for the soul. It has turned into …

Today, I visited the Hayward Gallery to see the “Light Show” at the London Southbank. This exhibition is certainly one to see, or rather to …

Drive from Cape Town to Somerset West and after Gordon’s Bay a string of little hamlets lines the winding coast all the way to Hermanus …

København or Copenhagen in English – hereby abbreviated to KBH – has multiple mainstream museums as well as countless small, underground galleries to keep tourists, …

Everyone and every guidebook/app will tell you that the journey to the small seaside town of Humlebæk to see Louisiana is a must. It being …

Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry follows an artist’s political and ideological struggles with today’s omnipotent Chinese government. Weiwei navigates these battles through his installation art and photography …

Some art galleries are legend. I will be talking about them soon and the one I’d like to start from is Sperone Westwater in New …