Art Fairs 2017 Fall
A small overview of the global art fairs before we are heading to viennacontemporary, Frieze London, Frieze Masters and PAD London…
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Visiting the Augarten Porcelain Manufacture
This September I visited the Augarten Porcelain Manufacture again and my appetite for information was satisfied by a fantastic private guided tour.
Ballet for Life
On Loupiosity we dedicate articles to the most outstanding performances we encounter. The magic of Béjart Ballet at the Budapest Summer Festival was definitely one of them.
LOOK! New Acquisitions
The latest exhibition of Albertina opened in July and entitled “Look! New Acquisitions”, is extraordinary in the sense that it provides insight into the fresh-spirited museum’s collecting strategy for contemporary art.
Hemmerle at TEFAF30
There are brands, which refrain from being harsh at any time. Their uniqueness stands in their dedication and philosophy, which you appreciate more and more as soon as you get closer to them. Hemmerle is certainly such jeweller to me. The...
TEFAF30
The 1677 national heritage sites and the cultural diversity of Maastricht are the perfect milieu to TEFAF, one of the most important art fairs in the world, since 1988.
Egon Schiele in Albertina
On 22 February, Albertina opened its latest exhibition devoted to Egon Schiele. Photos and personal artefacts give context to the many showcased works of the great Austrian Expressionist, which will be open until 18 June 2017.
Film Stills – Photographs between Advertising, Art, and Cinema
Albertina started November with a new exhibition: “Film Stills – Photographs between Advertising, Art, and Cinema” (open until 26 February). They kicked it off with a great conference for social media geeks – of course we were there.
Zoom in, zoom out
It’s time to point to a suitable date in your calendar between 16.09.2016 – 07.01.2017 and visit Albertina’s #SeuratSignacVanGogh – Ways of Pointillism exhibition. We did it.
“Women in Chanel” at LuMu
Peter Farago and Ingela Klemetz Farago introduce the women of various regions through their curious lenses and via famous models of these lands. The “Women in Chanel” exhibition arrived to Ludwig Museum.
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