2025
With highlights from the Courtauld鈥檚 collection of German and Austrian modernist works on paper and some noteworthy loans, this is a must-see exhibition for anyone interested in early modernist expressionism and the graphic arts.
Abstract Erotic: Louise Bourgeois, Eva Hesse, Alice Adams聽is the first exhibition to bring together sculpture by three pioneering artists of the 20th century who,聽during the 1960s.
A gloriously heterogeneous show at the Courtauld, in which Manet, Renoir, Bruegel and others rescue all manner of trivia from oblivion.
Nico Kos Earle visited the Oskar Reinhart Collection 鈥淎m R枚merholz鈥� in Winterthur, Switzerland, before the exhibition Goya to Impressionism: Masterpieces from the Oskar Reinhart Collection went on display at London鈥檚 The Courtauld Gallery.
A new show of visceral, violent and anxiety-strewn drawings reveals a history of expressionist artists seeking to make the world a better place.
A fascinating exhibition gathers the juddering, gyrating drawings of this Franco-Belgian poet, which capture the nauseating reality of psychedelic drugs.
An exhibition of Henri Michaux鈥檚 Mescaline Drawings in London reopens a question that haunted 20th-century art: Can drugs enhance artistic production.
This small exhibition put together from the masterworks from Reinhart鈥檚 collection, shows how the great entrepreneurs of earlier centuries were able to build important art collections.
This collection from Courtauld contemporary Oskar Reinhart complements the gallery perfectly.
Permitted to leave Switzerland for the first time, 25 masterpieces lovingly acquired by collector Oskar Reinhart surprise at every turn. Plus, pioneering British artist Linder Sterling at full stretch
The picture shows the ward where the artist slept after mutilating his ear鈥擨 witnessed the room鈥檚 tragic demolition.
The A-list allure of this exhibition鈥檚 pictures, which have never been shown together in Britain before, is reason enough to visit.
Courtauld Gallery, London He lived an avant-garde life in Paris, recording his intense drug-induced visions on paper.
Is there an ulterior motive to this drearily grand exhibition of paintings borrowed from a Swiss collection? Could it be to show how vastly superior the Courtauld鈥檚 own works are?
Conservators at London鈥檚 Courtauld Institute of Art have uncovered beneath a Blue Period portrait of a man by Pablo Picasso a painting of a woman, which the Spanish legend is believed to have completed months earlier.