In summer some new ideas for my blog came to my mind, so I’ve decided to dedicate a post to emerging artists every month.
In August I talked about the visions and the unusual objects of creative artists, and this month I’ll talk about Italian artists.
What to see in Milan. From the Pinacoteca di Brera (Brera Art Gallery) to the Palazzo Reale (the Royal Palace), to the House Museums and to the Museo del Novecento (the Museum of the 20th century), Milan is a city of museums and great exhibitions.
I often go to Milan for my work, and even though I’m always in a hurry, I always try to discover new corners of the city.
Now I will explain you what to see in Milan if you stay only 24 hours.
Klimt, The Beethoven frieze (detail)
The narrative theme is an interpretation of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, whose Ode to joy, conducted by Mahler, was performed for the opening of the event.
Klimt is a portrait of the great musicians to put a face to its armed knight, who heeds to the human desire for happiness and goes forth to join Poetry as she awaits him.
To be able to do so however, he must cross a hostile and dangerous world ruled by the forces of evil, monsters, disease and madness, lust and pain.
It must pass through this world of pain to get to the flower paradise, where there will be the final embrace of love.
READ ALSO: Where you can admire the Kiss by Klimt
Events in Treviso. A lot of prestigious exhibition centres will house all the exhibitions: the Casa dei Carraresi, the Museum of Santa Caterina, the Palazzo Giacomelli and the new Museo Salce.
Tim Burton art. Tim Burton is not only a great film director, but also an excellent cartoonist and artist. In this post you’ll find his works and his inspirations.
