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“Michelangelo: Love and Death,” an anticipated new movie on the life and career of master Michelangelo, opens 13 June to British audiences. Directed by David Bickerstaff, who also worked on “Painting in the Modern Garden: From Monet to Matisse” (2016) and “Goya: Visions of Flesh and Blood” (2015), and produced by Exhibitions on Screen, the movie aims to chronicle the entirety of the artist’s extended career.
Michelangelo has been the inspiration for myriad studies, yet in this movie Bickerstaff and his team attempt to take a new look at the artist’s production through the context of his circle of artist colleagues. Exploring works in various European collections and unearthing tidbits from Michelangelo’s own writings, the movie is bound to encourage a renewed appreciation for Michelangelo’s body of work. Click here for more on the movie and how to get tickets.
Images and trailer clip courtesy of Exhibitions on Screen.
Posted by Alexis Culotta
An Enlightening Search For Truth - Exhibition On Screen: Caravaggio (Film Review)
The Exhibition on Screen series has grown into an incredible archive of immersive artist profiles featuring expert talking heads, biographical insight and of course, the chance to see the artwork itself. Their latest subject, however, requires a slightly different approach. Continue reading An Enlightening Search For Truth – Exhibition On Screen: Caravaggio (Film Review)
Vermeer: The Greatest Exhibition
Vermeer: The Greatest Exhibition [trailer]
Documentary about the Vermeer exhibition that took place at the Rijksmuseum in 2023. The museum director and curators give a private tour, sharing new research into Vermeer's artistic process, and motivations for his compositions.
While understandable, given the unique nature of the exhibition, I thought that at times the people from the museum and the art critic try a little too hard to "sell" it.
And for my personal taste, given how little is known about Vermeer, there's a little too much speculation about what's going on in the paintings and what possibly went on in Vermeer's mind. I would've liked to listen instead a bit more to the restaurators.
But it's certainly a good doc about Vermeer that's worth seeing. If you want to watch only one recent doc, then I would recommend seeing Close to Vermeer.
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Vermeer: The Greatest Exhibition heads to cinemas 18th April
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Exhibition on Screen Releases Pissarro: Father of Impressionism in cinemas 24 May
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Dopo “Frida Kahlo”, il secondo film evento della collana ART ICONS, la serie di documentari dedicati alle icone indiscusse del mondo dell’arte distribuiti al cinema da Adler Entertainment, vede protagonista Vincent Van Gogh, uno degli artisti più amati di sempre. Il docufilm di David Bickerstaff offre una inedita visione della vita e delle opere del pittore olandese attraverso i suoi celebri…
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