Dear All,
You might like to know about the below events:
1) Wassily Kandinsky talk, 2) Konrad Mägi exhibition and 3) Georgian Swan Lake ballet
1) From CamRuss
“Wednesday, 29 April at 18:30 (BST), join us for a captivating lecture Pure Painting: Wassily Kandinsky and the Birth of Abstraction — a talk by Dr Natalia Murray —and venture into a world where colour becomes music and shapes begin to speak.
We’ll dive into his wild imagination, decode his abstract masterpieces, and explore why his work still inspires us today.
Explore the evolution of his style, the spiritual philosophy behind his work, and the groundbreaking theories that reshaped 20th‑century art. In person at the Old Library, Pembroke College, University of Cambridge & via ZOOM.
2) Estonian artist Konrad Mägi at Dulwich Picture Gallery
“Step into a new world of colour and light and experience a bold voice in modern art with the first major UK exhibition of Konrad Mägi (1878–1925).
A pioneer of Estonian modernism, yet little known in the UK, this landmark exhibition brings together over 60 of Mägi’s most captivating works for the first time in the UK. From radiant skies to psychologically charged portraits, each work pulses with energy and experimentation, revealing a short but astonishingly inventive career shaped by travel and his own personal struggles”.
More information on: https://www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk/whats-on/konrad-magi/.
3) The State Ballet of Georgia will bring Swan Lake to the London Coliseum again for 12 performances this July. More information on: https://londoncoliseum.org/events/swan-lake/
Best wishes
Ute
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