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  • Studio À Suivre

    Manon Mugnier (2/2) : "Je coloriais Calvin et Hobbes"

    Nourrie à l'animation (Tarzan !) comme à Bill Watterson, admirative de Florence Dupré La Tour ou Benjamin Adam, Manon Mugnier nous raconte ici la généalogie de son trait. Et son désir de maîtriser "les vides". "Trop de détails dans mon dessin, parfois", dit-elle...

    Today · 17 min
  • Studio À Suivre

    Manon Mugnier (1/2) : "La douleur, c'est des tons très rouges"

    Manon Mugnier dessine Une grossesse sur quatre, sur un scénario de Camille Drouet Chades, sous-tit...

    Today · 15 min
  • The Week in Art

    Renoir and Love in London, political storm around Kanal in Brussels, Ronald Moody

    The French painter Auguste Renoir continues to divide critical opinion, something acknowledged by the curators of the new exhibition, Renoir and Love, at the National Gallery in London. But he remains enormously popular: the Gallery announced ahead of the show that it had broken records for advanced ticket sales. So what does the exhibition tell us about Renoir’s place in the radical developments in art in Paris between the 1860s and 1880s? Ben Luke visits the National Gallery to talk to Chiara di Stefano, its co-curator. In Belgium, the long-awaited Kanal Brussels, the museum of modern and contemporary art and architecture, established and funded by the Brussels-Capital Region and housed in a spectacular former Citroën garage, has become a political football, with debates over its future funding. Ben speaks to Senay Boztas, The Art Newspaper’s correspondent based in Amsterdam, about the latest developments. And this episode’s Work of the Week is Seated Sarong Figure (1938) by Ronald Moody. The work features in an exhibition at Orleans House Gallery in Twickenham, London, called Sculpting Life. Ben talks to the artist and curator Kedisha Coakley, who has made a new film about Moody for the exhibition. Renoir and Love, National Gallery, London, 3 October-31 January 2027; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 20 February-13 June 2027. Kanal Brussels opens 28 November. Ronald Moody: Sculpting Life, Orleans House Gallery, London, 2 October-28 February 2027. Kedisha Coakley’s film is premiered at the gallery on 30 October. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    Yesterday · 53 min
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    CORE 540: A Good Curse

    CORE 540: A Good Curse

    Yesterday · 2 hr 51 min

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