The Hunterian Art Gallery Highlights – Scottish Colourists
Dr Willliam Hunter was not only a famous Scottish anatomist but also an avid art collector. Within The…
Category: Territorial Identity
The Hunterian Museum – Highlights of the Main Gallery
Entering The Hunterian Museum feels, quite literally, like entering the heart of the University of Glasgow. High, wooden ceilings are guaranteed…
The Portland Art Museum and Treasures of the Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest has always enchanted me. For those unfamiliar, this is the area—also known as Cascadia—of Canada…
4 Underrated Highlights of the Capodimonte National Museum
Capodimonte National Museum is one of the largest museums in Italy, meaning you could spend hours if not…
Posted inArt Inspiration, Avant-Garde, Collector, Modern Meets Contemporary, Territorial Identity, Visual Art
On Clyfford Still and Abstract Expressionism
Clyfford Still (1904-1989) was a key figure in Abstract Expressionism, more specifically within the New York School –…
Seafood season by NOMA
As we walked through the icy canals of Copenhagen, shivers grew, and expectations rose to an untouched sky.…
Exhibition Review: Hassan Sharif at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin
The blue-chip contemporary art institution in the heart of Berlin’s Mitte district currently houses a retrospective of Emirati…
Friederike von Stackelberg Photography – Escaping Stripes
It is funny how one comes into contact with art. One child can walk full of boredom, through…
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Snapshots of life: the eye of Battaglia in the Sicily of the Seventies
Once in high school, the Literature teacher took us to an important lecture. When we sat down, a…
#filmtime: “Samson and Delilah”
Today we would like to look at the theme of #territorialidentity from another perspective, by presenting the film…