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The Mystery of Missing Pieces in Manet’s Art
Individuals of exceptional intelligence often demonstrate a remarkable consistency in their thought processes. The painting entitled “The Execution of Emperor Maximilian” by Édouard Manet (1867-1869) has captivated my interest. For those who have closely monitored the advancements in 水の家 Keras360 art forensics, the concept that minimal information can suffice for effective profiling is particularly intriguing.… Read More The Mystery of Missing Pieces in Manet’s Art
National Gallery UK
VLOG : National Gallery, London, UK. Rembrandt, Monet, Manet, Morisot, and Van Gogh, among others, embody a substantial legacy within the realm of art. Should one visit the gallery, there are two paintings that captured our interests. Edouard Manet, The Execution of Maximilian, about 1867-8. https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/edouard-manet-the-execution-of-maximilian And of course, Gustav Kilmt, Portrait of Hermine Gallia. If… Read More National Gallery UK
Modern Parametric Bridges
Excellent engineering and science would inevitably incorporate aesthetic elements. Few individuals would consider a boring solid colored steel spanned across from land A to B as an item pleasing to the eyes. Bridges as an architect would put it – as a connector; a messenger to forward exchanges between two grounds. It has to be… Read More Modern Parametric Bridges
Lumiere London 2016, UK
For most, winter is not the most inviting season of the year. Lumiere London lights up the grey and wet season across four of London’s most exciting areas: King’s Cross; Mayfair; Piccadilly, Regent Street and St James’s; and Trafalgar Square and Westminster. 17th January 2016 will be your last chance to see the installations in London, UK.… Read More Lumiere London 2016, UK
Ai Weiwei and His Illustrative Works
Ai Weiwei (艾未未), the artist renowned for his avant-garde works which include the stacking of a selected item of interest and placed it upon the next. The final outcome is an upscaled creation of a bold theme, refer to featured picture. Ai is born in Beijing, China the son of a Chinese poet Ai Qing. Due… Read More Ai Weiwei and His Illustrative Works
The Royal College of Art Presents Fiddling While Earth Burns
Students from the Royal College of Art will join Peter Kennard, Britain’s most important political artist, in Fiddling While Earth Burns, a powerful new exhibition to coincide with the UN Climate Summit (COP21). Venue: Dyson Gallery at the Royal College of Art Battersea Campus. Date/Opening times: 28 November – 8 December, Mon – Friday: 10.00-17.00,… Read More The Royal College of Art Presents Fiddling While Earth Burns
New Head of Animation at Royal College of Art, London
The Royal College of Art has announced the appointment of Dr Birgitta Hosea as its new Head of Animation. She succeeds Professor Joan Ashworth, who stepped down in July 2015. Dr Birgitta Hosea Appointed as Head of RCA Animation Dr Birgitta Hosea, Head of Animation A London-based media artist who combines animation, video and interactive… Read More New Head of Animation at Royal College of Art, London
The Woo Building
Royal College of Art (RCA)- Across the new Battersea campus, the designs of the new buildings incorporate an industrial feel. Steel, concrete and glass exteriors surround spacious interiors filled with natural light, creating inspiring environments in which to work, develop skills and collaborate. The four-storey 2,752sqm Woo Building, named in honour of Sir Po-Shing aand… Read More The Woo Building
LONDON Christmas market @ Royal College of Art
RCA annual Christmas Fête In keeping with tradition, this December artists and designers from the Royal College of Art are once again lending their talents to crafting wares for a bustling Christmas market. The RCA annual Christmas Fête runs from 3–5 December, hosted by the Students’ Union at the RCA’s Kensington campus. Established four years… Read More LONDON Christmas market @ Royal College of Art
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