A delightful and informative small exhibition at the Royal Academy of Music which delves into Charles Dickens’ musical connections, the music of his time, his association with the Academy, and musical re-imaginings of his novels.
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The exhibition runs concurrently with other related events as part of the bicentenary of Dickens’ birth, including lectures and concerts. More information here
This suite of 100 prints comprises significant, exciting and fascinating works in their own right, which go to the very heart of Picasso’s creative mind, and his personal life. Here we see the creative impulses and preoccupations that inspired and drove Picasso, set down, sometimes in just a few expressive lines, on an etching plate. Read my review for OneStopArts here:
http://onestoparts.com/review-picasso-prints-vollard-suite-british-museum
The Victoria & Albert’s new blockbuster exhibition celebrates British design, creativity and innovation in this the year of ‘London 2012’. Read my review for OneStopArts here
Turner Inspired: in the light of Claude is an opportunity to see the work of two great landscape artists side by side: Turner’s paintings, watercolours, and drawings demonstrate his lifelong devotion to Claude. What comes through in this engaging exhibition, however, is Turner’s strikingly innovative approach to painting and his redefining of the British landscape. Read my review for OneStopArts here
The Cross-Eyed Pianist 