The Gemäldegalerie orchestrates a revealing journey across five centuries of portraiture, bringing masterpieces into unexpected conversation to explore the enduring and shifting dynamics of identity and self-presentation.
Mark Francis's 'Chroma' exhibition at Bernhard Knaus Fine Art features a new body of work where scientific structures and invisible frequencies are meticulously transmuted into vibrant, rhythmic abstractions, inviting the viewer into a visual soundscape where the eye develops an ear.
Marking its auction debut with an estimate between £20 million and £30 million, Composition III by Piet Mondrian from 1920 exemplifies the foundational principles of Neo-Plasticism established during a pivotal year for the artist.
Unearthed within a distinct circular structure on a built-in stone bench, this enigmatic human-and-feline representation offers a compelling re-evaluation of early Neolithic art and the advanced cultural expressions of its creators.
Richard Lewer's "Steve," a National Gallery Touring Exhibition, presents a nuanced meditation on memory and dementia through a unique stop-animation film and accompanying Laminex tabletop paintings, now engaging communities across its three-year national circuit.
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