Author: Giuseppe Marasco
Lost Genius
Castiglilione! Exhibition Ends Sunday 16th March The extraordinary whirl and fusion of influences that Genova was. Perhaps such an early wild period, is much more important than we realize. Castiglione yet have been take for all that he may provide as insights to a different method and mode in the learning and teaching of drawing….
Mad, Bad and Sad: Women and the Mind Doctors @ the Freud Museum
By Giuseppe Marasco Mad, Bad and Sad: Women and the Mind Doctors With work by Alice Anderson, Louise Bourgeois, Helen Chadwick, Tracey Emin, Anna Furse, Susan Hiller, Sarah Lucas and Francis Upritchard… Ends 2 February 2014 http://www.freud.org.uk/ Free association figures so largely as an influence of Freud’s on Modern artists… I wish I’d risk it…
Social Media Volunteer Oxfam Pinner (Harrow)
This position will be re-opened to grow the current highly successful Social Media team! Please check again soon! 9.3.14 Follow for updates! @OxfamPinner http://www.oxfam.org.uk/get-involved/volunteer-with-us/find-a-volunteering-opportunity/0702-trs-pinner-social-media-volunteer oxfamshopf8044@oxfam.org.uk 19 Bridge Street, , Pinner, HA5 3HR Micro Volunteering 30mins, 5 days a weeks. We are looking for Social Media Volunteers to talk to an age range close to their…
Chinese Master Paintings at the Victoria & Albert Museum
By Giuseppe Marasco Ends 19th January. Victoria and Albert Museum. Painting in China has always been on par or equal with Philosophy & Literature. On this, the exhibition is most instructive. An extraordinary example is that of ‘Nine Dragons’, by Chen Rong, 1244. Which far exceeds the accomplishments of European artists,even until the Renaissance and…
Call and Responses: The Odyssey of the Moor by Graeme Mortimer Evelyn
By Giuseppe Marasco Ends January 8th Kensington Palace Call and Responses is a liberating and transformative exhibition with a Magic Vocality that enables statues to speak histories. To speak again… to have real presence… there are plenty of ghosts of the Palace, but this bust of the Moor, with the much love that it has…
Painting Meaningless Hand Signing Gestures
Shown at the Hoxton Lion & Lamb Christmas Show December 13th- January 4th Images inspired by the sign language interpreter, Thamsanqa Jantjie, accused of making “meaningless gestures” as millions watched the Nelson Mandela memorial service. It was said, he communicated nothing with his hand and arm movements. Whilst Slavoj Žižek stated his performance translated an…
Frank Holls master of Social realism at the Watts Gallery
By Giuseppe Marasco Instinctively ethicial in his approach as a painter. The 1980s RA exhibition hard times was the last time the public had a chance to be familair with this artist. One whose mission was to make an art that could show universal truths. Holls the Consummate artist Holl’s benifited from this new branch…
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