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    弗里达和迭戈 池塘一样的特点

    May 17, 2016 / 0 Comments

    迭戈·里维拉。弗里达·卡萝。博物馆不断推出新的展览,一遍又一遍地呈现相同的作品。是不是这只是我们都在重复的一个课程?一个我们永远都不能“通过”的垄断机制?一个我们似乎从来没有能够从中醒来的梦? 不,实际上它不是。我们可以从弗里达和迭戈,以及正在展出的所有其他艺术家(无论是一次,两次,或两千次)身上学习到的是,他们的作品是非常重要的。通过一次、两次甚至两千次的学习,我们也不能搜集到关于一幅画我们需要知道的一切。 艺术就像一个池塘的倒影。水本身保持不变,但被反射出的东西在不断变化。以大致相同的方式,雨滴,表面的涟漪,和池塘的环境可能会改变,我们对于主题和艺术家的知识,情感,理解和同情也在不断地发生着变化。 所以,下一次你感到沮丧,厌倦,无聊,或者兴奋,欣喜若狂,狂热,那就去一个艺术画廊或博物馆,再次看看对你来说可能已经变得非常熟悉的画。例如弗里达·卡罗,在她的许多自画像里,她皱着眉头或者傻笑了吗?迭戈·里维拉赞美了他所尊重的一个女人的身影,或者炫耀他的许多次征战了吗?请让我也知道! 链接:  

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    September 28, 2017

    穿越世纪的莫斯科

    November 6, 2017

    克里斯汀·迪奥:梦想设计师

    September 29, 2017
  • Hermine David, 1915 Crayon et aquarelle, 21,5 x 32 cm Musée d’Israël, Jérusalem
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    Pour qui sonne le glas

    September 18, 2014 / 0 Comments

    C’était une nuit du mois de juin 1930, jamais Paris n’avait vu poindre aussi vite l’ombre pâle de la peur. Un cri strident déchira l’harmonie des années folles. Un terrible événement venait de se produire qui marquera le déclin des nuits aphrodisiaques de Montparnasse. Il est 5h45, le téléphone sonne. L’inspecteur Moulin m’informe du drame, je dois me rendre de toute urgence sur le lieu du crime. « Crime », rien de certain, il semblerait qu’il s’agisse là d’un suicide, mais il nous faut mener l’enquête. J’enfile mon trench, absorbe mon café et saute dans ma Peugeot 201 qui me transporte jusqu’au lieu de l’accident. Il y a foule devant…

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    100 Years of Marilyn Monroe: The Legend behind the Smile

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    Orneore Metelli, Querelle des marraines à la fontaine, 1935

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    Diego Rivera et Frida Khalo. Encore?

    August 7, 2013 / 0 Comments

    Sans paraitre médisante, il semble que peut-être nous aurions fait le tour de la question depuis le temps. Depuis le temps que l’on entend parler de ces deux-là, à grands coups de biographies, d’ouvrages généraux, de recherches studieuses d’étudiants fascinés, d’expositions et autres films. Cependant, peut-on réellement se lasser des œuvres de Frida ? La souffrance, la joie, son amour pour Diego et sa famille, l’étrangeté et la richesse de sa vie… Tout transparait dans sa toile qui devient le prolongement d’elle-même. À mon sens, Frida Kahlo est l’artiste qui (dé)peint le mieux la souffrance et les émotions passionnées poussées à leur paroxysme. Bien plus que ses contemporains Munch ou encore…

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    Comment Fra Angelico a façonné l’image de la Vierge Marie

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    Ruskin – Modigliani: Le Scandale des Poils Pubiens

    November 30, 2017
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    The Pond-Like Qualities of Frida and Diego

    June 28, 2013 / 2 Comments

    Diego Rivera. Frida Kahlo. A new exhibition at the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art. It feels like old ground, and yet we (and, by we, I mean museums and galleries), keep on putting new exhibitions up, re-showing the same work over and over again. Isn’t this just a curriculum which we are repeating? A monopoly set where we never get to pass ‘GO’? A dream that we never seem to be able to wake up from? No, actually it isn’t. What we can learn from Frida and Diego, and all other artists who are being exhibited (be it once, twice, or two thousand times), is that their work is important.…

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    June 26, 2013

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    July 10, 2013
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    Une vita tra arte, passione e sofferenza

    January 11, 2013 / 0 Comments

    Frida Kahlo è un’artista che mi tocca profondamente per due raggioni : la prima, perché le sue opere sono ispirate da lei stessa e dei fatti personali della sua vita che non poteva esternare altremente che dipingendo. Sono umane e ne rissorte qualcosa di estremamente forte che porte a chiedersi, ma perchè ? Perché dipinge opere cosi nere, surrealiste, perché lo sguardo dei suoi autoritratti trasmette sempre tristezza ? (Ecco il mio sentimento la prima volta che ho scoperto il suo arte). Secondo, la ammiro perché era una donna atipica con carattere. E del carattere ne aveva bisogno per affrontare quello che è stato la sua vita. Penso fortemente che…

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    Exhibition: Katanas

    October 9, 2017

    The Game of Thrones: A Screaming Good Time

    June 20, 2013

    Deutsche Künstler an den Höfen Europas

    December 19, 2013
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    Frida Kahlo und Diego Rivera: Leidenschaft, Politik und Malerei

    November 23, 2012 / 0 Comments

    „Diego schoss einmal auf ein Grammophon während einer von Tinas Partys. Das war zu der Zeit, als ich mich für ihn interessierte, obwohl ich mich vor ihm fürchtete.“ Frida Kahlo Wenn sich zwei exzentrische Künstler ineinander verlieben – und das lehrt uns nicht nur Hollywood – geht das in der Regel nicht gut aus. Und in der Tat konnte man die im Jahr 1929 zwischen Diego Rivera (1886-1957) und Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) geschlossene Ehe nicht gerade als gesund bezeichnen. Die beiden gaben schon vom Erscheinungsbild her ein ungleiches Paar ab: Rivera, der stämmige Revolutionär und die zwanzig Jahre jüngere und neben ihm noch kleiner und zierlicher wirkende Kahlo – „petite,…

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    January 14, 2014

    Shelley’s Art Musing – “Cover up that bosom, which I can’t endure to look on”. (Tartuffe, Molière)

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  • Art Exhibition,  English

    A Life Most Solitary?

    November 23, 2012 / 0 Comments

    The place: Mexico. The year: Post-1910. Mexico was on the verge of change. Political instability, the blight of dictatorship, a peasants’ revolt: with events such as the Mexican Revolution fresh in everyone’s minds, passions must have run high. Actions were no longer as restrained.  The freedoms of speech and desire were rife.  We need only look to those well-known Mexican painters Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera for reference. Despite the volatile relationship shared by the painters (both of whom had several extra-marital affairs during their time together), Kahlo lived in an isolated world.  A pain-filled existence was all she ever knew from the age of 6, when she contracted polio,…

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    La acuarela y el clima

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