The monumental color photographs in Water: Edward Burtynsky are stunning. From a distance, they could be mistaken for abstract paintings. But they’re not. They address real-life, factual, and highly specific situations about humans’ management of water resources. To understand the images fully, one must not just appreciate the aesthetics but also begin to understand the […]
Check out these must-attend events this week at the CMA. Seated male nude, separate study of his right arm (recto), 1511. Michelangelo Buonarroti (Italian, 1475–1564). Red chalk, heightened with white; 27.9 x 21.4 cm. Teylers Museum, Haarlem, purchased in 1790. © Teylers Museum, Haarlem Michelangelo: Mind of the MasterCOMING SOON: Opens Sun, 9/22Public Sale: Begins […]
By Elly Stewart and Stephanie Guidera, summer conservation interns Intern Elly Stewart uses a soft, lint-free, cotton cloth to gently remove tarnish from a silver cann from the CMA collection. While it will not be on view as part of the British gallery rotation, this is an example of the type of silver objects that […]
Check out these must-attend events this week at the CMA. Ámà: The Gathering Place. Image courtesy Scott Shaw Photography for Cleveland Museum of Art. Ámà: The Gathering PlaceOPEN NOWFREE “One of Europe’s Fastest-Rising Stars” — Kate Brown, artnet Artist Emeka Ogboh integrates sound, sculpture, and textiles in the first commissioned artwork for the Ames Family […]
By Jessica Fijalkovich, Communications and External Relations Ámà: The Gathering Place. Image courtesy Scott Shaw Photography for Cleveland Museum of Art. “There has to be a tree,” said artist Emeka Ogboh as he recounted planning the first commissioned artwork for the Ames Family Atrium, Ámà: The Gathering Place. A sculptural rendering of a tree, rooted […]
Check out these must-attend events this week at the CMA. Ámà: The Gathering Place, 2019. Emeka Ogboh (Nigerian, b. 1977). Dimensions variable. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Cleveland Museum of Art Ámà: The Gathering PlaceOPEN NOWFREE “One of Europe’s Fastest-Rising Stars” — Kate Brown, artnet Artist Emeka Ogboh integrates sound, sculpture, and textiles in the […]
In the exhibition Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Wonders, the term monster is applied broadly, encompassing the real and imaginary, human and beast. This includes mystical creatures that are familiar today, like dragons and unicorns, but also includes groups of people who were figured as monstrous because of their “otherness,” like women and non-Christians. Even creatures […]
Check out these must-attend events this week at the CMA. Photo: Philip Toscano / Press Association via AP Images. Ámà: The Gathering PlaceCOMING SOONFREEOpens Fri, 8/2 “One of Europe’s Fastest-Rising Stars” — Kate Brown, artnet Artist Emeka Ogboh integrates sound, sculpture, and textiles in the first commissioned artwork for the Ames Family Atrium. Ogboh compares […]
By Maddie Armitage, Digital Project Manager, and Howard Agriesti, Chief Photographer Camera setup view featuring a calibrated scale bar. ArtLens Exhibition is an experiential gallery that uses innovative technology to put the visitor into conversation with masterpieces of art, encouraging engagement on a personal, emotional level. The new installation of ArtLens Exhibition utilizes a process […]
Check out these must-attend events this week at the CMA. Video courtesy Cleveland Museum of Art via YouTube. Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, WondersOPEN NOW FREEWhere do monsters come from? Discover the answer in this exhibition, the first of its kind in North America. Unicorns, sirens, and dragons leapt from the minds of medieval artists to […]
Description Of The Art News Section Of News Platform
Art is a way to describe our world and what is happening in it through someone’s original perspective. Art is also the highest manifestation of human intelligence and ability to create which is absent among the rest of the living beings. It becomes a topic to read about in newspapers as without art our world would never be the same. Whether you are a passionate artist or just a curious person, below is what you can find under this platform’s section of the art world news.
Given the complexity of this topic, this news section is divided into subsections according to geographical and subject-related attributes. Thus, we have visual art articles about local and global developments in visual arts as well as some other interesting art articles touching upon different collections, artists, along with men of vertu opinions. The design of section contents is maximally convenient to navigate thus creates added value for online readers.
Sub-sections Of Art News UK On This Website
Our news section, as already mentioned above, covers a variety of art-related subject from history to modern developments. Since art is a transcendent phenomenon always worth studying, our authors cover not only the most recent developments in the field but also provide vital retrospectives. For more information on what exactly is highlighted there, see below:
Eventually, learning about art and its various forms and endless manifestations is a useful activity for people with different backgrounds or occupations. Given that art is a way for some a bit more creative personalities to reflect their world vision on canvas, by studying it one studies our world as it is.