Exhibition at Stenersen Museum, Oslo

Rodrigo Petrella          ‘Give Me Your Eyes’
February 16 – April 9
Photography
 Stenersen Museum

Ponti-Opere 2002-2012

Heidi Fosli – Galleria Tondinelli, Rome, Italy

Painting by Heidi Fosli

from April 3rd to April 24th, 2012

Opening April 3rd 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm
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The Artworld of Hubert B König

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Hubert is an artist from Berlin,Germany.He has many talents such as painting,photography,artists’s manager and digital art. See more in his albums : color & sound , profile & events , abgelinst , digital feelings and painting

Sometimes you find stuff on the internet that you just want to share… When I read this on art-profiles.com I thought this is one of the times… Enjoy! And check out more of his pictures…

Light and shadow – Thomas Schmid in Nürnberg

Thomas Schmid – Light and shadow in Nürnberg, Germany

From January 29th to April, 1st you can see the exhibition “Light and shadow”…
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Monday – new picture of the week

Photo by Anny Langer

Monday guys! Time for a new picture of the week!
This one was taken back in 2007 and shows the river Eider in Northern Germany. Eider is the 2nd largest river in the part of Germany called Schleswig-Holstein and is not to far from Denmark.

Artemisia Gentileschi exhibition in Paris

Artemisia Gentileschi in Paris

Artemisia Gentileschi, 1635-1638

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Just HAVE TO share this with you!!! Artemesia Gentileschi is one of my favourite artists and it’s not that often you can see several of her paitnings in an exhibition.
BUT from March, 14th to July, 15th there will be an exhibition in Paris.
So I guess – I have to go back to Paris this year ;-)

painting by Artemisia Gentileschi

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Museum Maillol

Address

Maillol-Museum – Dina-Vierny-Stiftung
61, rue de Grenelle
75007 Paris

Open 10.30am–7.30pm. à 19h00. Ticket sales close at 6.15pm
Friday night opening to 9.30 pm. Ticket sale close at 8.45pm.

Open every day
(except 25 December and 1 January)

Admission : 11 €
Tickets purchased online (on the museum or FNAC websites) cannot be collected at the museum and must be printed before coming.

Concessions: : Members of the Maison des Artistes, jobseekers (with card, no more recent than 2 months), large families, disabled, ages 11–25, art teachers : 9 €


Groups of 10 to 20 (by reservation only) : 9 € per person. (Free admission for group leader).


Student groups (maximum age: 25) : 7 € per student. (Free admission for group leader).


For school groups : 5 € per pupil. (Free admission for group leader).


Free : Children under 11 accompanied by their family, ICOM/ICOMOS, guides/interpreters/lecturers, journalists (valid card with photo required). On presentation of relevant document only.

Audioguides :
- français
- english
- italiano
5 €

From Paulo Coelho…

Español: Paulo Coelho

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Your love should never be offered…(Hafez)

Love sometimes wants to do us a great favor: hold us upside down and shake all the nonsense out.
Your love…” Go and read the rest at
Paulo Coelho’s blog

I love those Saturdays without anything on the “to do list”. I just can sit down, read the newspaper, have a looooong breakfast and take a look on the blog updates others have made since I had time to visit their blogs the last time…
Just reading, reflecting, slow going and getting inspired…
Have a great weekend everyone!

Happy Valentine!

By Anny Langer

Wish you all a happy valentine with this weeks picture…

Munchmuseum – party February 23rd 2012

February, 23rd 2012, 7 pm to 1 am

DJ, exhibition, video shows, livetweets and more….

Thursday February, 23rd the Munch museum in Oslo invites to a special event with lots of activities.

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Louisiana Museum of Modern Art shows Andreas Gursky

NYC - MoMA - Andreas Gursky's Bahrain I

NYC - MoMA - Andreas Gursky's Bahrain I (Photo credit: wallyg)

Andreas Gursky

13 January – 13 May 2012

With their visual mastery, the works of the German photographer Andreas Gursky insist on the vast, fascinating power of the image and stand as a modern proposal for what beauty may be. Andreas Gursky’s photographs are the answer of art to ‘extreme sports’. His works grow out of hours of effort interweaving hundreds of pictures taken with the most sophisticated equipment, often from extreme positions, into one image.

Read more on Louisianan’s website