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Nerable tradition of French tapestry weaving, which has provided adornments for palace walls since medieval times, is brought to contemporary life in a new exhibition at the Clark Art Institute.

The New York Hypnotic School is an art movement that emerged in New York in the 1960s and 1970s and is characterised by hypnotic, repetitive and visually captivating works.

The Samuelis Baumgarte Galerie, Bielefeld, presents the thematic exhibition 鈥淔orm meets Color鈥� with a multifaceted dialogue between image, color and space in a spectral, experimental manner.

Exhibition allows visitors to view Franz Gertsch's work in the context of the art of his time.

Today, Christie's paid tribute to the couple Antoine and Simone Veil by auctioning their collection consisting of 59 works of 20th-century art.

The exhibition Picelj and Friends, marking the centenary of Ivan Picelj鈥檚 birth, presents the multifaceted role of Ivan Picelj in the history of Croatian art and culture in general.

The exhibition聽Picelj and Friends, marking聽the centenary of Ivan Picelj鈥檚 birth, presents the multifaceted role聽of Ivan Picelj聽in the history of Croatian art and culture in general.

One of the most underrated art destinations in Europe, the city is home to museums with centuries-old masterpieces and galleries that host cutting-edge contemporary exhibitions.

Marina Apollonio: Beyond the Circle interacts with Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, where a gallery is dedicated to works by the leading figures of Optical and Kinetic art collected and exhibited by Peggy Guggenheim during the 1960s.

Featuring works by nearly 90 artists, Electric Op describes op art as the first artistic movement of the information age.

Victor Vasarely, a Hungarian-French artist born Gy艖z艖 V谩s谩rhelyi on April 9, 1906, is celebrated as a pioneer and leader in the Op Art movement, known for his innovative use of optical illusions and geometric abstraction.

The meeting of Swiss artist icons Ferdinand Hodler and Cuno Amiet, and the friendship that resulted, was a significant moment in Swiss art history.

In the late 1960s, Renault began to invite the likes of Arman, Jean Dubuffet and Victor Vasarely to create art in response to time spent on its premises. The resulting collection grew to encompass some 550 works, 33 of which will be offered in Paris in June.

A wellspring of outstanding worksby artists ranging from Alexej Jawlensky and Egon Schiele to Heinz Mack and Emilio Vedovawill be on offer during Dorotheum鈥檚 major auction week formodern and contemporary art, the Contemporary Week at Palais Dorotheum in Vienna (22鈥�28 May 2024).

Abstract art is a diverse and fascinating field, moving away from traditional forms to explore colors and shapes that connect deeply with the viewer.