Open at Gagosian: Maurizio Cattelan's first gallery exhibition in more than twenty years
a href= http://www.gagosian.com target= _blank Gagosian /a announced the opening of Sunday, Maurizio Cattelans first solo gallery exhibition
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a href= http://www.gagosian.com target= _blank Gagosian /a announced the opening of Sunday, Maurizio Cattelans first solo gallery exhibition
For as long as sculptures have decorated buildings, sculptors have tailored their creations to their sites. The ancient world is littered with examples, such as the reliefs that rise up the interior walls of the monumental stairway of the Pergamon Altar, from around 170 BCE. Depicting a battle between the gods and giants, the figures spill into our space, with knees and other body parts deliberately carved so that they appear to rest on the same stairs we climb. We are immersed in the actionall part of the ritual of approaching the altar.
British Museum show focuses on the final three decades of the Italian master’s life
<strong>British Museum, London<br></strong>Michelangelo’s drawings were anything but dull, but this exhibition sucks out all the drama by focusing on his spirituality at the expense of his sexuality<strong><br></strong>
Christ offers spiritual waters from his own spiritual well. St. Photina accepted it, and so should we do so as well.