Canvassing the Masterpieces: The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh
Vincent van Gogh was born in the Netherlands on March 30, 1853. More than a century and a half later, KAZoART pays tribute to one of the greatest Dutch painters in a new issue of “Canvassing the Masterpieces”. Let’s take a glimpse into the history…
Canvassing the Masterpieces: The Dream by Henri Rousseau
Fancy a refreshing dip in a luscious work of art to celebrate the arrival of summer? Let’s venture into Henri Rousseau’s vibrant jungle! In this issue of Canvassing the Masterpieces, KAZoART highlights one of the artist’s most famous paintings: The Dream (1910). Let’s explore its…
Edouard Manet in Numbers
Often mistaken as an Impressionist figurehead, Edouard Manet was a master of modern painting who left behind a varied and rich oeuvre. The favourite artist of author Emile Zola, let’s take a look at the key dates of Manet’s career, which was full of growth…
Art in a Minute: Paul Cézanne
Known as the Father of Modern Art, Paul Cézanne was a post-Impressionist artist who paved the way for Cubism, Fauvism and 20th century abstract art. Today his legacy enjoys great renown but he was actually one exhibition away from never becoming famous at all! On…
Canvassing the Masterpieces: The Scream by Edvard Munch
With “Canvassing the Masterpieces”, KAZoART peels back the layers and unravels the mysteries behind famous works of art, revealing their innermost secrets. Today we’ll cover The Scream by Edvard Munch, a world-famous Norwegian artist. A true precursor of modern art, Munch was a tormented soul who…
Art in a Minute • René Magritte
We all know the mysterious, spell-binding paintings of the Surrealist artist René Magritte. But who was the man behind the apple? Read on to see which disturbing yet formative experiences brought about the creative inspiration that rendered him legendary… 3 Things to know about René…
Roy Lichtenstein in 10 Works
A key figure in the Pop Art movement, Roy Lichtenstein stands out via his distinctive style and confronting works. Inspired by advertisements, popular culture and comics, this American artist revisited scenes of both drama and intimacy. Let’s take a look back at 10 of his…
Art in a Minute • Alberto Giacometti
Post-war sculptor Alberto Giacometti stood out among his contemporaries through his singular brilliance, unparalleled skill and artistic madness. Known for his gripping, spindly sculptures, this artist shaped the way sculptors treat the human figure. KAZoART gives you everything you need to know about the artist…
Art in a Minute: Henri Cartier-Bresson
Also known as HCB, Henri Cartier-Bresson is one of the most talented photographers of his generation. Equipped with his Leica, a camera that was deemed “revolutionary” in the 1930’s, he quickly became a pioneer in photography while covering some of the greatest historical events. Marilyn…
Canvassing the Masterpieces: The Hunter (Catalan Landscape) by Miró
Head down to Catalonia with Joan Miró and his famous painting The Hunter (Catalan Landscape). As a painter and sculptor whose work was consumed by Dadaism, he never abandoned his origins – this Catalan returned home several times a year. KAZoART’s Canvassing the Masterpieces explains…
Art in a Minute: Andy Warhol
One of the most revered and iconic artists of the 20th century, Andy Warhol sparked an artistic revolution in America. With KAZoART’s Art in a Minute, we will take you back to some of the most exciting points in the life of the King of…
Art in a Minute: Niki de Saint-Phalle
As a whimsical feminist and a dedicated yet tortured artist, Niki de Saint-Phalle was a woman of many attributes. From her work Shooting that made her famous in the 1960’s, to the Nanas in the 1990’s, this artist became an icon with an international career….
Edward Hopper in 10 Paintings
Reinterpreting the lives of his fellow Americans through scenes laden with mystery and disquiet, Edward Hopper chronicled life in 20th Century America through alluring aesthetics that give way to intrigue. This genius who realised Nighthawks left behind an unprecedented pictorial heritage that had a considerable…
Art in a Minute: Edgar Degas
An outstanding creative who was always on the quest to capture movement, the work of Edgar Degas occupies a special place in the repertoire of Impressionist art. Depicting scenes of everyday life and sublimating ballet dancers, his oeuvre teems with an unmatched ingenuity and technicality….
The Great Modigliani: A Life of Scandal and Tragedy
Oh how brief it was, the life of Amedeo Modigliani. And yet, from this possibly-cursed artist, came some of the most unique works of 20th century art. Bold nudes, intriguing figures and even sculptures, it was all the fruit of a healthy imagination that thrived…
10 Little-known Facts about Frida Kahlo
Undoubtedly the most popular Mexican artist in the world, Frida Kahlo left her mark on art history through poignant works and moving self-portraits. This week, KAZoART takes you into the world of this fascinating Mexicana creative and reveals 10 little-known facts about her life! 1….
Frida Kahlo: From Tragedy Comes Art
It’s not always easy for artists to convey their truth. Sometimes it takes a tragedy, a random series of events or a shocking realisation to shove them into the realm of “candid” creativity. Such was the case for Frida Kahlo. As one of the most…
London’s Top 5 Art Exhibitions this Summer
With a line-up like this, anyone living in or travelling to London this summer is set. The capital’s exhibition season is in full-swing and the curators have blessed us with a world-class programme of engaging art by artists with a story to tell. Let KAZoART…
Canvassing the Masterpieces: Merahi metua no Tehamana by Paul Gauguin
In this week’s “Canvassing the Masterpieces”, KAZoART takes you into Paul Gauguin’s Tahitian universe. Uncover the secrets of one of his most famous paintings, Merahi metua no Tehamana. Full of mysterious subtleties, let’s better understand the cultural and artistic significance behind this work. The ancestors…
The Demons and Genius of Francis Bacon
Slaughter houses, deformed faces, bleak backgrounds, cages, and conflicted sentiment. Such are the themes in Francis Bacon’s lurid work. He rebelled against the artistic trends of the time and painted his truth. That is, a dark, tormented matter found within. This week, KAZoART brings you…
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