Stories By Magda Michalska
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dailyart
Fighting for Visibility in Berlin: In Conversation with the Curator
November 22, 2019I have managed to ask a couple of questions of Dr. Yvette Deseyve, the curator of the exhibition Fighting for Visibility. Women Artists in the Nationalgalerie before 1919 that you can visit in Berlin until March...
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dailyart
#MeToo Arrived in Museums: Fighting for Visibility in Berlin
November 18, 2019Since the 1970s and the emergence of feminist art, we have been witnessing the development of feminist art scholarship. Authors like Linda Nochlin or Griselda Pollock have been asking the ‘uncomfortable’ questions about female as an...
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Dadaism
Painting of the Week: Is La Joconde L.H.O.O.Q?
October 20, 2019The Painting of the Week, La Joconde, is all about codes, reversals, play with conventions and provocation. In other words, it’s an epitome of Dada and Marcel Duchamp‘s entire oeuvre. Mona Lisa vs Dada We all...
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Oktoberfest Paintings
September 25, 2019Recently we saw Google dedicating their doodle to pretzels, the typical German pastry, as a sign of recognition to the biggest beer festival held every year in Munich. DailyArtMagazine is going to pay it a tribute...
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Season for Bacchus and Wine
August 29, 2019My grandpa grows vines in his little garden so I have a chance to see them grow and mature. And since September starts the season of maturing vines, I thought it would be good to pay...
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Art Nouveau
Aubrey Beardsley: A Long-Awaited Portrait
August 24, 2019On the 21st of August I saw on Tate’s Instagram note about Beardsley’s birthday and I thought (as many other times) that I should have written about him already a long, long, time ago. Time to...
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Art Travels
All about Sailing in Painting
August 20, 2019I’ve sailed only once or twice in my whole life but I can still remember the empowering feeling of liberation that I felt when on the water. Sailing and sailboats have been a common topic taken...
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Windy Paintings for a Breath of Fresh Air
August 14, 2019It’s so hot in where I live at the moment, the air is stale and inert, everything seems to be suspended in time and space. I’m producing waterfalls of sweat, praying on my balcony for a...
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19th Century
Edvard Munch’s Summer Nights
August 10, 2019Munch was fascinated by the Norwegian summer light which evokes both tranquillity and anxiety, two feelings that Munch tried to capture in his work. Moving almost every summer to a nearby coastal town, he often worked...
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Artists' Stories
Painters’ Bedrooms: Art for Moving Houses
July 24, 2019I’m moving house again and today I’m doing the final packing. Although I like my mobile living, I find it always so nostalgic to leave my own piece of the world, my private bedroom. Let’s Peer...
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