Upcoming Shows And Events In Europe
Europe, as a continent, is often known as a cultural hub. Every country in Europe boasts of a rich history especially in the fields of art, sculpture, painting and architecture. This can majorly be traced back to the Renaissance movement that happened in Europe and brought many new styles with it. Along with artistic exhibitions and shows, there are also several other types of events being held in Europe for people who like travelling and especially those who have a keen interest in the wild. Some of the major shows and events are as below.
Discover Zambia With Chris Breen
Zambia has the largest mammal population and the densest leopard population in the world. As such, Zambia offers a wide range of amazing wildlife experiences from walking safaris to , canoeing, night drives and boating. As such, many people should keep visiting this part of Africa as the first option on their vacation list. In this event called Discover Zambia, the host offers to assist the guests in exploring some of the options provided by Zambia. This event takes place at Salisbury in London.
Discover Namibia With Nick Joynes
It was in 2001 that Nick Joynes travelled to Namibia for the first time and has since been going back regularly. On this Discovery Evening, he gives his insights into Namibia as an astonishing destination and what can be expected out of it. Participants can attend sessions where Nick talks about his journey down into Sossusvlei, up into Walvis Bay and Damaraland, then across to Etosha before finally ending in Namibia’s capital, Windhoek. The event, too takes place at Salisbury in London.
Picasso: Between Cubism And Classicsim: 1915-1925
This exhibition at the Scuderie del Quirinale focuses on how Picasso’s experiences in Italy influenced him by showcasing his works of different styles. This includes more than 100 of his masterpieces on collage, realism and still life. The exhibition is run in association with four other major museums like Paris’s Pompidou Centre, the Guggenheim, the Picasso Museum in Barcelona and the Met in New York. The exhibition is on from the 22nd of September to the 21st of January 2018.
The Cinquecento In Florence: From Michelangelo And Pontormo To Giambologna
An exhibition featuring Bronzino, Michelangelo and Girogio Vasari, it explores an era which was brimming with amazing intellect and culture, by showcasing 70 works and more from Florence of the 16th century. It is being held in the luxurious Palazzo Strozzi and the show runs concurrently with an exhibition of modern work, bringing the amazing art and works of radical artists from the 1960s and 70s. Visitors can visit this event from the 21st of September to the 21st of January 2018.
Magritte, Broodthaers And Contemporary Art, Brussels
The exhibition explores Rene Magritte’s hold on contemporary art, while being held in the very city where he died and lived. It centers around his friend and fellow artist Marcel, as well as Gavin Turk, George Condo, and David Altmejd. The exhibition showcases the way the artist brought about the concept of the ‘trashing of painting by painting itself’, which is an established idea in art today. The show is on from the 13th of October to the 18th of February 2018.
Being Modern: Moma In Paris
Foundation Louis Vuitton showcases more than 200 works in this major exhibition with work brought in from abroad. This exhibition will chart the astonishing collection of New York’s Museum of Modern Art. In this exhibition that promises to be stunning and awe-inspiring, work by artists like Jasper Johns, Pablo Picasso, Alexander Calder, Gustav Klimt and Marcel Duchamp will be displayed. It will start from October, with material, very rarely seen from the MoMA archives, and will showcase historical artifacts as well. Works like Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Cans will be shown in France for the first time. The exhibition is on from the 11th of October to the 5th of March 2018.
