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Banksy invades 'La Biennale di Venezia' by Art-O-Rama

May 27, 2019

Banksy invades 'La Biennale di Venezia'
Our mysterious guerrilla-artist 'invades' the Biennale, running a stall without a permit.

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The Importance of the Notre Dame Cathedral by Art-O-Rama

Apr 19, 2019

The Importance of the Notre Dame Cathedral
The cathedral has long been a symbol of the transcendent human spirit.

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Have you seen 'At Eternity's Gate'? by Art-O-Rama

Feb 27, 2019

Have you seen 'At Eternity's Gate'?
At Eternity’s Gate is a biographical film about the final years of the painter Vincent Van Gogh.

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21 Facts About Jean-Michel Basquiat by Art-O-Rama

Jan 4, 2019

21 Facts About Jean-Michel Basquiat
I saw an interesting article about Basquiat that I would like to share with you. It was written by Kathleen White and...

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Genius: Picasso - Review by Art-O-Rama

Dec 14, 2018

Genius: Picasso - Review
I've found a great article written by Ben Travers, about the Genius series: Picasso. I'm starting to watch it and Antonio Banderas is really really great!

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21 Facts About Roy Lichtenstein by Art-O-Rama

Nov 28, 2018

21 Facts About Roy Lichtenstein
There is an article written by ANNIKKA OLSEN with a lot of information about ROY, that you probably didn't know... It...

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The Essencial Museum Guide

A global guide to the institutions shaping art today.

The Louvre

Paris, France
The world's largest museum and a historic monument in Paris, housing thousands of years of human history.
Currently hosting "Figures of the Fool," exploring the role of jesters in Renaissance art.
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The British Museum

London, UK
A public institution dedicated to human history, art and culture located in the Bloomsbury area.
Featured Expo: "Silk Roads," a massive look at the trade routes that connected East and West.
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MoMA

New York, USA
The Museum of Modern Art is often identified as one of the largest and most influential museums of modern art.
Showing: "New Ground: Jacob Samuel and Contemporary Etching," a deep dive into modern printmaking.
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The Met

New York, USA
Spanning 5,000 years of art from around the world for everyone to experience and enjoy.
Don't Miss: "The World of the Blues," a celebration of 100 years of blues culture in photography and art.
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Museo del Prado

Madrid, Spain
The main Spanish national art museum, widely considered to have one of the world's finest collections of European art.
Focus: "Rubens and the Triumph of the Archduke," a grand retrospective of Flemish masterworks.
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Vatican Museums

Vatican City
Displaying works from the immense collection amassed by the Catholic Church through the centuries.
Classic Display: The freshly restored frescoes of the Raphael Rooms and the Sistine Chapel.
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Uffizi Gallery

Florence, Italy
The treasury of the Italian Renaissance, housing the world's most famous works by Botticelli and Da Vinci.
Current Theme: "The Light of Caravaggio," focusing on the master's shadows and revolutionary realism.
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Rijksmuseum

Amsterdam, Netherlands
A Dutch national museum dedicated to arts and history in Amsterdam, famous for Rembrandt's Night Watch.
Ongoing: "Operation Night Watch," a live, glass-room restoration of Rembrandt's masterpiece.
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Tate Modern

London, UK
The UK's national museum of modern and contemporary art, housed in the former Bankside Power Station.
Installation: "The Turbine Hall Commission," a breathtaking large-scale sensory experience.
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Tokyo National Museum

Tokyo, Japan
The oldest Japanese national museum, collecting and preserving a comprehensive collection of artwork from Japan.
Special Event: "Treasures of Ancient Nara," featuring rare Buddhist sculptures and artifacts.
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