Victor Hugo’s secret world: unveiling the surreal sketchbook of a literary giant
One of the 19th century’s greatest writers, Hugo also found time to produce art admired by founder of surrealism Andre Breton ...
Victor Hugo’s novels still endure. His drawings are a revelation
Hugo’s favourite child Léopoldine was already buried when he learned that day of her death. Devastated, he wrote little and ...
Georgia Straight5d
Spring Arts Preview 2025: Visual arts critics' picks
Her work explores the tension between human intervention and the forces that shape our world, blending history, entertainment, and military influence into a striking visual language. Art Vancouver ...
At The Artists Gallery (TAG) In March And April, See New Paintings By Goldberg, Glosman, Hossain, Beudjekian And Phelps
TAG Exhibitions for March & April TAG Artists proudly present 5 Solo Exhibitions, and excellent group shows Tools of the Trade and An Ar ...
Country Life2d
Victor Hugo, France's greatest novelist, was also a talented artist — and now his 'rarely seen' illustrations are on display at the RA
Victor Hugo dismissed his drawings as mere things made in the margins of his manuscripts Now, a Royal Academy exhibition ...
From the gulag to the rolling hills of Tuscany: 100 Years of Karl Stengel
The centenary of the birth of postwar Hungarian artist Karl Stengel offers a moment to rediscover the artist’s extraordinary ...
Bodies Bodies Bodies: A New Exhibition in Paris Presents the Infinite Inspiration of the Human Form
Corps et Âmes” at the Bourse is dedicated to over 100 works by more than 41 artists, filling the entire Tadao Ando–renovated ...
Orange County high school Artist of the Year 2025: Fine arts nominees
Meet the 184 students nominated for their work in fields such as drawing, painting, sculpture and mixed media.
Observer2d
Painter Catherine Goodman On Abstract Palimpsests and Other Realms of Consciousness
We caught up with the artist to discuss her works in “Silent Music” at Hauser & Wirth, her approach to abstraction and the ...
Observer1d
Queer Art and the Immaterial Griefs of the AIDS Crisis
Instead of capturing the act of losing something, artists like Peter Hujar and Hamad Butt show us what’s been lost.
New Statesman6d
The Online Safety Act is no match for Big Tech
It shows a lack of creativity, intellectual rigour and perhaps most of all laziness that may lead not just to a homogenisation of art, but also a homogenisation of culture.