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Há 1 dia · Hour of the Traces, Alberto Giacometti, 1932. Source: Tate Modern, London. Alberto Giacometti was a Swiss artist and a key figure in surrealist sculpture despite his short association with the group. The World Wars impacted Giacometti and his work greatly. His art deals with isolation, trauma, sexuality, anxiety, desire and danger, life and death.
Há 3 dias · La Galleria Borghese, teca di inestimabili capolavori dell'antichità, ospita per la prima volta in assoluto la tragicità della scultura di epoca moderna che si concretizza nell'opera di uno dei più grandi artisti del '900: Alberto Giacometti.
Há 1 dia · He also had a relationship with the sculptor Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966) whose work was embraced by other surrealists. Although he is not usually categorized in the movement, the exhibition Alberto Giacometti: Unveiled Surrealism from September 1, 2024 to January 15, 2025 will explore that surprising connection.
Há 2 dias · Alberto Giacometti dibujó su lápida, Pablo Neruda y Louis Aragon la recordaron con un panegírico y una pieza de Chopin sonó de fondo. "Ahora que Gerda ha muerto, ...
Há 1 dia · BM: Lacan is one of the greatest French thinkers and, more widely, one of the greatest thinkers of psychoanalysis. He was a thinker on a par with Derrida, Deleuze, Barthes and Foucault. He is part of the intellectual heritage of the 20th century. MLB: He is a thinker who had a very strong relationship to art, hence this exhibition in a museum.
Há 5 horas · Alberto Giacometti’s Woman with her throat cut was one of the first abject sculptural works to really take advantage of the physical space available to it. Not only does the piece depict the abject scene of a dead figure, but Giacometti has sprawled the character out on the floor, creating tension and confrontation with the viewer.
Há 4 dias · L‘artiste japonais Hiroshi Sugimoto, 76 ans, est un rêveur depuis l’enfance. De ses visions oniriques, dit-il, il tire les idées de ses séries photographiques. À l’Institut Giacometti ...
