The Best of Arts and Culture in Europe and in the World

The Best of Arts and Culture in Europe and in the World
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This is Magritte In Paris the Pompidou Centre is staging an exhibition of the works of Belgian artist Rene Magritte.

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This is Magritte

In Paris the Pompidou Centre is staging an exhibition of the works of Belgian artist Rene Magritte. His work which left its imprint on the 20th century is somewhere between surrealism and hyper-realism and inspired many artists.

When is a pipe not a pipe – you’ll catch an answer at the exhibition.

#Newscentrepompidou</a> is devoting a thematic exhibition to the work of the Surrealist Belgian artist René Magritte until Jan 2017 <a href="https://t.co/OUEZ6etAFu">pic.twitter.com/OUEZ6etAFu</a></p>&mdash; South ART Dealer (southartdealer) October 18, 2016

Letizia Battaglia vs the Mafia

Over 80 years old Letizia Battaglia is a pioneer of Italian photojournalism. She left her husband and father to throw herself into the life of her city – Palermo. She captured life on the edge, girls, women, the mafia, organised crime…a heroine. Her work is on show at the National Museum of the 21st Century Arts in Rome

Letizia Battaglia. Just 4 passion is a major exhibition at MAXXI with over 250 photographs https://t.co/rhzAVNvHeg#Photography v mrfidalgo</a> <a href="https://t.co/kPyNcmiJVN">pic.twitter.com/kPyNcmiJVN</a></p>&mdash; Doña Dulcinea (donadulcinea) November 28, 2016

Two artists, a unique juxtaposition

The classic mixed with the radical. Alberto Giacometti is regarded as one of the most important classical modern European sculptors. His work is on show with Bruce Nauman who represents the radical upheavals in contemporary art since 1960 – sculpture liberated from traditional concepts.

Its on show at the Schirn Kunsthalle in Frankfurt

Modern Art

A retrospective brings together more than 70 works by the Impressionist master, most notably little known ones .

Renoir is close to the characters he paints, he approaches and does not hesitate to undress them … in complete privacy!

You’ll catch it at the Thzssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid.

See a preview of a new Renoir exhibition in #Madridhttps://t.co/I95TsKuiGlpic.twitter.com/zHpHvsILmZ

— Lonely Planet News (@LPtravelnews) October 17, 2016

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