Results for “moderne”

Colour leaves the canvas and runs across the floor, walls, windows and courtyard of Estonia's biggest museum.

Algae, moss and mushrooms as raw material: the Dutch design duo's first monographic show, at Die Neue Sammlung.

The New York painter whose crowded, loud-voiced canvases have made her one of the most compelling figurative painters of the past two decades.

Five decades of Baselitz in Munich: a tribute to the towering figure of German post-war painting, drawn from the state collections.

How the space around art shapes the way we see it — an exhibition about rooms, thresholds and the way we move through them.

Fifteen photographs shown inside the Futuro house in front of the museum — retro-futurism in a plastic flying saucer.

The global food chain laid bare — farmers, fishermen, traders and factories — and what design can do about it.

A hundred years of robots in design and imagination — from mechanical servants to the machines now among us.

In the realm of art, there are few figures as dynamic and influential as [Robert Rauschenberg](https://www.rauschenbergfoundation.org/). His oeuvre, spanning a multitude of mediums, styles, and techniques, serves as…

A new year, and as we speak without travel restrictions: exhibitions are there to be visited again. And long may it last! As great as online programs of many museums are nowadays, nothing beats the real thing. Europe…

Art online has seen a massive increase, for obvious reasons. The pandemic has forced artists and the public to turn to the internet, big time. Art is now widely accessible at home. Many museums offer a rich programme…

France has considerably eased covid-measures, which means European visitors are now welcomed again with open arms. At this moment, everything France stands for is there to be enjoyed: sun, sea, nature, the terraces,…