On View: Edvard Munch at The Clark Institute
The stunning selection of the painter's landscapes pairs particularly well with The Clark's contemporary group show “Humane Ecology"
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The stunning selection of the painter's landscapes pairs particularly well with The Clark's contemporary group show “Humane Ecology"
“Edvard Munch: Trembling Earth” succeeds in recasting our perception of the artist. While he was renowned for his ability to render the anomie and suffering of the modern world, he could also capture its sublime beauty. With transcendent skill, he visualized our intrinsic desire to connect with nature as well as our profound estrangement from it.The Yellow Log, 1912, centers a moment of astonishment in a violet forest, a feeling of encountering something sudden and unexpected that wakes you from a daydream. In this painting we see the cut end of a recently felled tree, perhaps knocked down...
As its title, Trembling Earth signals, the exhibition is focused on his images of nature. That title is taken from the drawing The Human Being and its Three Power Centers (1930), displayed in the exhibition. For Munch, humanity is interconnected with the universe in an energy flow that he called earth waves, or trembling earth.
âPandemic as an opportunityâ: Four Emerging Producers have their say 20/04/2021 - The discussion, organised by Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival and moderated by Cineuropa's editor-in-chief Domenico La Porta, was held online on 16 April On Friday 16 April, Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival hosted a special online talk entitled âPandemic as an opportunityâ. The panel, moderated by Cineuropa's editor-in-chief Domenico La Porta, came at a critical moment for the entire audiovisual sector and aimed to discuss the opportunities that the post-Covid...