Japanese Study Finds Mice can appreciate Art- A recent study of laboratory mice at Keio University in Japan has sought to uncover whether the small animal could distinguish between various works of art by Kandinksy, Renoir, Picasso and Mondrian.
Using morphine and other rewards for the animal, the researchers discovered that mice were able to distinguish works as unique, and were also, in some cases, able to identify an artist’s work by their style of painting. Read more at The Economist
A new exhibition at the Museo Picasso Málaga explores the radical development of Picasso’s artistic practice during his time at French coastal town of Royan
Picasso: Printmaker – reached via a golden lift in the Living and Dying section – a fitting route to an exhibition chronicling the modern master’s life in works on paper.
Reflections Picasso, a new series of special exhibitions placing Picasso’s work in dialogue with leading contemporary artists in some of Andalusia’s greatest cultural locations.
100 prints from one of the world’s best-known artists – Pablo Picasso
The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see before Christmas Tabish Khan, the @LondonArtCritic, picks his art exhibitions to see before Christmas.
16 Hours in Miami: A Concise Art Basel Experience In short, I spent around 16 hours in Miami Beach, going from fair to fair to write articles
Threads of Time: Ai Weiwei’s Provocative Dialogue Between History and Contemporary Culture** Ai Weiwei, Wheat Field with Crows (2024) Toy bricks (WOMA) 320 x 160 cm 126 x 63 in © Ai…
Paul’s Gallery of the Week: Anthony Wilkinson Anthony showed on a fairly occasional basis in collaboration with other galleries before settling into a new permanent location in…
