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Sotheby's Dubai to show Picasso artwork worth more than $120 million - Vimarsana News

Sotheby's Dubai to show Picasso artwork worth more than $120 million

The Picasso masterpiece debuts in the UAE on its global tour

What I Learned Retracing Picasso's Life in Spain and France - Vimarsana News

What I Learned Retracing Picasso's Life in Spain and France

50 years after the death of Pablo Picasso, a journalist travels to Europe to better understand the artist and how the places he lived in influenced his work.

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The misadventures of Hannah Gadsby's "Pablo-matic" - Artforum International - Vimarsana News

The misadventures of Hannah Gadsby's "Pablo-matic" - Artforum International

IF SOCIAL ART HISTORY entails studying an artwork’s reception, few scholars have been so committed to this approach as Hannah Gadsby. Already in secondary school, at Launceston College near Tasmania’s northern coast, they developed a novel mode of discourse analysis. For an assignment, the future comedian was asked to “write about one piece of work.” They chose Pablo Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, “the painting that adorned the cover of my book about Cubism,” as they explain in their 2022 memoir, Ten Steps to Nanette. “I decided to co-opt the way that other people felt ...

Art Monthly : Magazine : Issue : 468 Jul-Aug 2023 - Vimarsana News

Art Monthly : Magazine : Issue : 468 Jul-Aug 2023

Art Monthly is the UK's leading contemporary art magazine.

10 artists on Picasso's enduring, confounding influence - Vimarsana News

10 artists on Picasso's enduring, confounding influence

Georges Braque, in 1907, looked at his Spanish friend’s new painting, “Les Demoiselles d’Avignon,” and felt “as if someone ha