Must see - Exhibitions
Bioulès: Montpelier’s master figurative painter
In Montpellier this summer, there’s one event that’s sure to make the headlines, and another that will probably make less of a media buzz because great painting is always silent: […]
Dreaming of islands at MuCem
Is there anything that can inspire daydreaming more powerfully than insularity? Like Bachelard, everyone nurtures a rich mythology of islands, full of words and images. So, visitors can embark with […]
Ironic issues of censorship at the Aichi Triennale
Just days after the Aichi Triennale opened on August 1st in Nagoya, Japan, it was hit with issues of censorship, ironically concerning a small exhibition about censorship. Within the 2019 […]
Picasso, the great Mediterranean
There’s no doubt that Picasso was a Mediterranean in his soul: the colours and themes of his work were a response to the call of the South, and the painter’s […]
Check-in to an Edward Hopper painting at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
In April, the Louvre announced that they would be giving away a night stay inside the museum. In partnership with Airbnb, a couple of lucky guests would get a once-in-a-lifetime […]
One exhibition looking at how masks are present today
What do you think of when you think of masks? Does your mind immediately take you to the wings of a museum featuring African masks carved into wood? Do you […]
“there’s a reason for our connection”- Hannah Claus at the McCord
While materialism can be easily regarded as a shallow and less meaningful way to experience life in this world of ours, it can go without saying that we forge meaningful […]
