As the National Gallery of Ireland opens its exhibition, Mainie Jellett and Evie Hone, The Art of Friendship ... on the doorstep of radical Cubist Albert Gleizes’s studio at the Boulevard ...

organised by art historian Stella Kramrisch. Works by Western artists were shown alongside those of a few Indians. “That became a trigger for Gaganendranath Tagore to first explore cubism in his ...

looking at the impacts of art forms such as dance, music, and poetry on artists working in this mode. Orphism was a short-lived, Cubist-inspired movement founded in Paris in the 1910s, as the ...

she translated the principles and techniques of cubism for her inner circle in Australia, writing letters home to Crowley, even lesson summaries for Crowley’s art students. Her influence from ...

Different times and eras have brought with them different art movements. From the era of the love for Biblical paintings to the era that preferred cubist forms and bold expressions, there was ...

Movements like Impressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism emerged ... and personal vision. The lessons from photography and music teach us that technological advancements can transform art in profound ways ...

The year was 1910, and cubism was becoming the rage ... Paris’ National Museum of Modern Art was in the midst of a major, summer-long retrospective show of almost 200 of his oils, watercolors ...

Cubism, a genre that stands out as one of the most revolutionary in visual art, was pioneered by the courageous and creative minds of Pablo Picasso and George Braque. Before delving into this ...

As a result, Blanchard was badly bullied at school and her parents encouraged her to pursue a burgeoning interest in art. By her early ... soon developed the lessons of Cubism in new directions ...