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Review: Miguel Ángel Núñez
Two slices of fruit falling into the liquid in a glass, sending up bubbles and droplets. The reflection on a simple glass surface and an opaque background. And up in the…
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Behind every Rodin there's a Camille Claudel
They say time puts everyone in their place. It's a childish self-help mantra and, on top of that, flat-out wrong. A quick look at the history of art is enough to realise that…
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7 surprising films every artist should see
Cinema and the visual arts have always been closely linked. If at first it was the seventh art that let itself be influenced by painting and sculpture, in recent decades these arts have…
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Artworks that changed the history of art: Marcel Duchamp's urinal
In 2004 it was declared the most important artwork of the 20th century, ahead of Picasso's Las Señoritas de Avignon and Guernika or Warhol's Marilyn diptych. 500 critics, art historians and…
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Tintoretto's "Sistine Chapel" in Venice
“He's good, but he's no Tiziano”. For many years, the young Tintoretto (1518-1594) had to deal with the master's long shadow. Tiziano was the totem of Venetian painting during the…
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Review: Marcial Rincón
They say yellow is the colour of warmth, optimism and fun. It's the colour of the sun, but also of fire, and it can convey agitation and imbalance. In the new series of…
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Review: Behshad Arjomandi
If there's one European city tied to landscape painting, it's Venice. The unique relationship between light, air, water and stone, and the fact that no sunset (or…
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Review: Eva Maria Villalba
Eva María Villalba says the Guernica is one of her favourite artworks. Any War is the Sevillian artist's answer to Picasso's masterpiece. A large-format painting (200 x 100 cm), it's one of…