Rodin and Dance: The Essence of Movement
At the very heart of modern art is a preoccupation with energy: the attempt to create an aesthetic which, brought about by changes in manufacturing, technology and transportation, captured the […]
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Albert Marquet: Master of Style
Versatile at every turn, Albert Marquet is a master of style. His paintings reflect elements of different artistic schools from Fauvism to Post-Impressionism, while retaining a distinctive ‘Marquet’ quality. This […]
The Father, Duke of York’s Theatre, 2016
It’s rare in the West End to come across a play so unentertaining and so brilliant at the same time. This is one of the many feats of Florian Zeller’s […]
The Colours of Sonia Delaunay
For numerous decades, the most famous part of Sonia Delaunay was her surname. Traditionally overlooked alongside her more celebrated husband Robert, she has long found herself bracketed under the Delaunay […]
Chin-Chin, New Theatre Cardiff, 2013
The New Theatre’s weekly e-mail round-up was an eye-catcher: ‘Don’t miss Felicity Kendal and Simon Cowell in a classic bittersweet comedy’. I don’t know if this was a tactical marketing […]
Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris
Having well and truly digested the delights of the Louvre and the Musée d’Orsay over several years, my visit to the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris was […]
The Culturist 