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Rembrandt: The Late Works (National Gallery)
Many an exhibition will market itself as “once in a lifetime”. The National Gallery’s Rembrandt blockbuster is no different, clearly marking out the rare accumulation of a vast amount of canonical works in one place. Exhibitions of this size take … Continue reading
Categories: Courtauld Critics | Tags: Architecture, Artist, Late works, Monograph, painting, portraits, Self-Portraiture, The Netherlands | Comments OffHow to draw the wind …
Frank Davies Memorial Lecture Series, Art and Vision Science Double Echo: Exploring the Resonance Between Art and Science, Chris Drury, Tuesday 3 December 2013 Trace the flight of an Albatross circling the Antarctic over a period of eighteen months and use this … Continue reading
Categories: Research Rhythms | Tags: art and science, Artist, climate change, environment, video art | Comments OffFifth Early Modern Symposium: Bringing Art into Being in the Early Modern Period (27th October 2013)
Convened annually by two PhD students from the Courtauld, the Early Modern Symposium is an opportunity for scholars of all levels to give papers covering a period of almost three centuries, from around 1550 to 1800, and to discuss theoretical … Continue reading
Categories: Research Rhythms | Tags: Artist, Conference, Creation, Drawings, Early Modern, Idea, Renaissance | Comments Off
