Category Archives: Exhibition

Room of Vera Wang and Calvin Klein, Footwear Museum of Villa Foscarini Rossi

The Museum displays over 1500 examples of luxury women’s shoes, dating from 1947 to the present day. The models were designed and produced by Rossimoda for the most prestigious international designers. A precious collection of nineteenth century Venetian footwear is also on show. The exhibition traces the progress of the…

Room of Vera Wang and Calvin Klein, Footwear Museum of Villa Foscarini Rossi

Create your future, Japan National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation

How should humans apply and evolve sustainable prosperity? This zone welcomes you to first imagine a future society and lifestyle that you want, and then think on how you can make your dream future a reality. Lab Nobel Q — Questions from Nobel Laureates. How would you answer questions from…

Create your future, Japan National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation

Explore the frontiers, Japan National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation

Why are we here now? This zone allows you to explore space, your solar system, the Earth and all life there on a wide variety of scales. The Universe Neutrino Observations How is the Neutrino, a subatomic particle, observed if it cannot be seen? This exhibit shows you how it…

Explore the frontiers, Japan National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation

Permanent exhibition, Mie Prefectural Museum of Art

The Mie Prefectural Museum of Art, which opened as the first full-scale art museum in the Chubu and Tokai districts, has a rich collection of modern Japanese Western paintings. Room 1: Named after Hiromitsu Nakazawa-Special Exhibition 1. Meiji Taisho watercolor painting Hiromitsu Nakazawa (中澤弘光) was known for his oil paintings…

Permanent exhibition, Mie Prefectural Museum of Art

Hiromitsu Nakazawa, Artist’s Unknown Trajectory, Mie Prefectural Museum of Art

Hiromitsu Nakazawa (中澤弘光 1874-1964) is a western painter, printmaker, oil painter and illustration artist. Former member of the Japan Art Academy. A painter who played an active part in Japanese Western style paintings from the Meiji era to the Showa era. Nakazawa was born in 1874 in Shiba, Tokyo, to…

Hiromitsu Nakazawa, Artist’s Unknown Trajectory, Mie Prefectural Museum of Art

The art of Takeshi Koya, Mie Prefectural Museum of Art

Takeshi Koya (甲谷武 1945-) is a contemporary artist from Ise City, Mie Prefecture. Kotani, who studied art by himself, began exhibiting at the Main Art Exhibition in the 1970s and later at the Modern Art Association Exhibition (1973). Since the 1980’s, he has been exhibiting at contemporary Japanese art…

The art of Takeshi Koya, Mie Prefectural Museum of Art

Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art

Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective occupies nearly an acre of specially built interior walls that are installed—per LeWitt’s own specifications—over three stories of a historic mill building situated at the heart of MASS MoCA’s 19th-century, former factory campus. A landmark collaboration of MASS MoCA, Yale University Art Gallery, the…

Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art

Who´s Afraid of Teresinha Soares? Sao Paulo Art Museum

Who´s Afraid of Teresinha Soares? MASP presents a retrospective of Teresinha Soares, a pioneer in the thematics of female gender identity. Quem tem medo de Teresinha Soares? will occupy the museum 2nd sublevel with paintings, drawings, prints, box-objects, reliefs and installations, as well as photographic documentation about the artists pioneering…

Who´s Afraid of Teresinha Soares? Sao Paulo Art Museum

The Main space, Palau de Maricel

The ground floor of Maricel de Terra houses the service area, with direct access from Carrer de Fonollar. Up to eleven doors once opened onto this street and gave access to the palace dependencies. Today there are plans to devote part of these service areas to Modernisme interpretation centre. On…

The Main space, Palau de Maricel

The cloisters, Palau de Maricel

The last and one of the most spectacular dependencies of the Maricel de Terra is the cloister or cloisters. It is formed by a gallery facing the Miquel Utrillo bastion and a medieval-style cloister, which may even be a patio in the style of a Roman villa, with a single-sloped…

The cloisters, Palau de Maricel

The terraces, Palau de Maricel

The gardens that were in the upper terraces of the palace led to the cloisters. We have little information about this area. In fact, only a few graphic documents, nonetheless of great interest thanks to the amount of information theyprovide. In the centre of the main terrace there was a…

The terraces, Palau de Maricel

Living Rooms, Cau Ferrat Museum

Cau Ferrat Museum is the former house and studio of painter, dramatist and collector Santiago Rusiñol. Rusiñol brought his art collection from his Barcelona studio to exhibit it in this house. When he died in 1931, aged seventy, the town of Sitges inherited the house and collections. Rusiñol came to…

Living Rooms, Cau Ferrat Museum

The Great Hall, Cau Ferrat Museum

On entering the Great Hall, visitors seeing it for the first time are usually struck with the same sensation as when entering a sacred precinct. Indeed, Rusiñol arranged everything in such a way that the Great Hall would resemble a temple of art. The height of the magnificent coffered ceiling,…

The Great Hall, Cau Ferrat Museum

The ground floor, Maricel Museum

The ground floor of the Maricel Museum constitutes four clearly differentiated sections. The old Gothic chapel of the Hospital of Sant Joan and the adjoining room contain pieces that prefigure the content of the Museum’s collection, including a pair of 10th-century capitals, the 13th-century Maiestas Domini (Christ in Majesty) and…

The ground floor, Maricel Museum

Catalan Modernisme and Noucentisme, Maricel Museum

A hall dedicated to “Modernisme” in Sitges with the paintings that decorated “Cerveseria del Cau Ferrat” (Santiago Rusiñol, Arcadi Mas i Fondevila, Joaquim de Miro, Antoni Almirall, Càndid Duran) and “Noucentisme” (Joaquim Sunyer, Pere Jou, Lola Anglada, Enric Casanovas, Ismael Smith, Xavier Nogués, Josep M. Gol, Josep Clarà, Pau Gargallo,…

Catalan Modernisme and Noucentisme, Maricel Museum

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