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Glamour and domestic violence are worlds apart. That, at least, is what I thought before seeing the exhibition Sweet Violence by artist Sanja Iveković on show at the MoMA until March 26. The exhibition starts with a bang. Or rather … Continue reading →

Leonardo – Painter at the Court of Milan

If you live in London and are even vaguely interested in art chances are you would have heard about the Leonardo exhibition at the National Gallery. Said to be ‘the most complete display of Leonardo’s surviving drawings’ it’s been making … Continue reading →

An ambitious exhibition shows how the topic of slavery can be sugarcoated.   London, Sugar and Slavery aims to shed light on how the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and sugar production in 16-19  centuries, played a key role in making Britain an empire … Continue reading →

This article appeared in Bulgarian newspaper Kultura (Култура) on 4. November 2011. Here is a translated version of the Bulgarian text. You can read the Bulgarian text by clicking here.   The date is the 13th of October, the location … Continue reading →

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I am in Bulgaria at the moment where presidential elections are in full swing. After the first round provided no definitive winner, a second round will be held this weekend. Since at least the early 1990s it has been customary … Continue reading →

Check out my new short video on YouTube which takes you on a brief tour of the two best exhibitions in Madrid I saw in September! I’d love to read your comments and suggestions! I hope you enjoy it!   Petya

by Katharine E. Evans Moving back to a small town in Wales from London I soon missed one of the joys of living in a big city: the abundance of great art. But what if you don’t live in an … Continue reading →