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Season Inspiration - Home is where the Art is! ♥ Season Inspiration - Home is where the Art is! ♥️ This is ”Monica with Tulips” from 1989 by the renowned American pop artist Tom Wesselmann. — Tom Wesselmann Monica with Tulips. 1989. Screenprint in colours on Museum Board. 113.9x135.5 cm Frame size: 130x150x3 cm. Signed and numbered AP 4/12 (aside the edition of 100)
Currently on view 💙 #BengtLindström #JoanMiró #Arman
Unwrapping the painting Visage from 1995 by the Sw Unwrapping the painting Visage from 1995 by the Swedish artist Bengt Lindström.
Congratulations His Majesty The King of Sweden Car Congratulations His Majesty The King of Sweden Carl XVI Gustaf. — Photographer: Clément Morin/Kungl. Hovstaterna.
Today we honour Yves Klein (1928–1962), who woul Today we honour Yves Klein (1928–1962), who would have turned 97 years old. A true pioneer of postwar art, Klein’s vision redefined the possibilities of artistic expression. Best known for his iconic International Klein Blue (IKB), he saw color not just as a visual experience, but as a spiritual force. From his Anthropometries—paintings made with the bodies of models—to his “Leap into the Void” and his deep engagement with the immaterial, Klein continually pushed the boundaries between art and life. As a founding figure of Nouveau Réalisme, Yves Klein remains a towering influence in contemporary art. Though his life was short, his impact is timeless. Your blue still speaks to the infinite 💙 — Yves Klein et le Globe terrestre bleu (RP 7) 1961 ©Gilles Raysse ©Succession Yves Klein c/o ADAGP Paris
The Belgian artist William Sweetlove is internatio The Belgian artist William Sweetlove is internationally recognized for his bold, surreal sculptures that fuse pop art with environmental activism. While he is best known for his colorful, large-scale resin animals, Sweetlove’s bronze sculptures represent a particularly powerful and enduring element of his artistic legacy. In his bronze work, Sweetlove maintains his signature themes—climate change, mass production and the absurdities of consumer culture—but channels them through a medium that carries historical gravitas and permanence. These pieces often depict cloned animals—such as dogs, penguins, or handbags—equipped with symbolic items like water bottles, gas masks, or boots. These additions reflect the environmental crises of the modern world, hinting at a dystopian future where adaptation is not optional, but essential for survival. Unlike his resin pieces, Sweetlove’s bronze sculptures often adopt a darker, more contemplative tone. The weight and texture of bronze give his figures a timeless, almost mythological presence. By casting his futuristic subjects in such a traditional medium, he creates a striking tension between past and future—raising questions about what kind of legacy humanity is leaving behind. Sweetlove also uses bronze to explore the concept of the ”eternal fossil.” He views synthetic materials and mass-produced objects as modern fossils, and his bronze sculptures serve as a commentary on permanence—how human impact, particularly environmental damage, will outlive us. The choice of bronze, with its durability and cultural history, underlines this message of enduring consequence. Many of these works are part of public installations and private collections around the world, further reinforcing their message of global relevance. Whether exhibited in an urban square or a contemporary art gallery, Sweetlove’s bronze sculptures stand as bold, unflinching reminders of art’s power to provoke thought and advocate for change.
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