All posts in Fernand Léger

Christie’s Impressionist and modern art sale in London disappoints

Leonidas Kalai 18 June 2019

Matisse’s Odalisque Painting leads at Christie’s Impressionist and Modern Art Sale in London

Leonidas Kalai 10 June 2019

Marketplace - Deals

An $80m Botticelli could be one of the most expensive portraits to ever sell at auction

Leonidas Kalai 29 September 2020

Leading lights

Courtauld Ph.D. finds that a young Edward Hopper copied other artists

Katherine Keener 29 September 2020

Decision to delay Philip Guston retrospective until 2024 for concerns over content draws criticism

Katherine Keener 28 September 2020

Art World Roundup: the newest on Robert Indiana, Artist Relief to continue through December, Time mag honours 3 artists, and more

Katherine Keener 25 September 2020

Must see!

Gerhard Richter windows play key role in giving German abbey new lease on life, may be the artist’s swan song

One of the oldest abbies in Germany, once struggling to stay afloat, has now become the site of what may be the last artwork by artist Gerhard Richter. Earlier this month, a series of stained-glass windows designed by the German artist, now 88 years old, were installed at Tholey Abbey and in October, visitors will […]

Centaur Theatre’s Portico Project spells return of theatre for Montreal

Theatre companies across the world are beginning to find ways to deliver performances to the public once again. Whether it is through reduced seating or alternative venues, we are seeing some return of the performing arts, and it is more than warmly welcomed. Centaur Theatre’s Portico Project is the Montreal theatre’s first endeavour since closing […]

DistDancing: a series of performances turning Regent’s Canals into a stage despite police threats to shut it down

London’s canals teem with life most anytime of the year. Passing through Camden or strolling around Little Venice you might come across a busker or two while enjoying the muffled hum of a long boat’s engine, watching the locks in actions, and dodging cyclist. Most recently, Regent’s Canal has become a place where you might […]

Berlin’s storied Berghain nightclub becomes art gallery for foreseeable future showcasing 100+ artists

Since March, Berlin has been comparatively quiet with their nightclubs having been shuttered due to COVID-19. However, one of the city’s best-known clubs, Berghain, will once again welcome visitors into its industrial interior for a different kind of party. Today, “Studio Berlin,” a unique art exhibition, debuts in the nightclub offering a snapshot of the […]