jornada de Alice: entre Lewis Carroll e Paula Rego por Maria Antónia Jardim To find one's way anywhere, one has to find one's door, just like Alice, you see. You take ... another and you get too small. You've got to find your own doorway into things… (Paula Rego) [ Para encontrar o próprio caminho em qualquer lugar, é preciso encontrar a própria porta, assim como ... própria porta de entrada nas coisas...] Pintora da matéria de que são feitos os sonhos, Paula Rego é inspirada pelos surrealistas e vai abrindo portas ao espanto! Em Paula Rego as histórias vão

Lewis Carroll e Paula Rego por Maria Antónia Jardim “ Para qualquer ser humano a simples percepção de outro ser humano é já de si particularmente estimulante, mas na sociedade em que vivemos, onde, como ... humano tornou-se “ essencialmente olhar”. In o corpo que somos, de Agostinho Ribeiro Em Paula Rego as histórias vão emergindo à medida que a obra avança, como se fossem histórias contadas no presente ... conteúdos psíquicos; Paula através de uma linguagem pictórica que dá corpo a esses estados interiores; Carroll fazendo da linguagem material plástico da literatura. Se por um lado o trabalho de Paula Rego

week, Tate Britain opens the UK’s largest and most comprehensive retrospective of the work of Paula Rego (b.1935), she redefined figurative art and revolutionised the way in which women are represented. The exhibition tells ... powerful images confront difficult stories of pain and abuse that Rego feels need to be told. Paula Rego was born in Lisbon, Portugal in 1935, during the authoritarian dictatorship of António de Oliveira Salazar ... opened in Cascais, Portugal. The documentary Paula Rego, Secrets and Stories, directed by her son Nick Willing, was released in 2017. Rego lives and works in London. Paula Rego, installation view. Courtesy of Tate

York, United States Marlborough Graphics is pleased to announce an exhibition of graphic works by Paula Rego. An opening reception will be held on Thursday, November 29th from 6- 8 pm, and the show will ... Simultaneously playful and sinister, Rego’s prints often draw upon classic stories originally intended for children. Paula Rego: Prints coincides with the solo exhibition at the Musee de l’Orangerie, Paris, The Cruel Stories ... Paula Rego, which runs through Jaunary 14, 2019. Rego has been the subject of several major exhibitions in the last decade, including retrospectives at the Tate Liverpool and at the Gulbenkian in Lisbon. Paula Rego

London, United Kingdom Marlborough Fine Art is pleased to announce an exhibition of new work by Paula Rego. The exhibition comprises three new series of pastels and watercolours. Each series explores a separate and compelling ... religious relic after which the series is named. The author has always been one of Paula Rego’s favourite Portuguese novelists. Another one of his novels, The Sins of Father Amaro, was the subject ... which was exhibited at the Dulwich Picture Gallery in 1998. For the third group of works Paula Rego illustrates a new book in which her daughter Caroline Willing retells the traditional folktale Stone Soup, which

come together and will expand the meanings of the works and their creators. Rembrandt and Paula Rego were the artists chosen to initiate this dialogue (Portrait of an Old Man, 1645 and Time – Past ... been seen in Portugal, and a study, held by a private collection, for the painting by Paula Rego. By a happy coincidence, these works are being shown at the same time as the Calouste Gulbenkian ... with white. 18 x 16.3 cm. On loan from the British Museum, London. Inv. 1861,0608.149 Paula Rego (1935- )O Tempo ­ Passado e Presente (Time ­ Past and Present), 1990. Acrylic paint on marouflé paper

National Galleries of Scotland in Edinburgh, United Kingdom Paula Rego is an ambitious retrospective of the Portuguese artist’s work that brings politics to the fore. Spanning Rego’s career from the 1950s through ... curator Catherine Lampert and organised by MK Gallery (Milton Keynes), the exhibition includes over 60 loans. Paula Rego. Courtesy of National Galleries of Scotland

Marlborough in London, United Kingdom Fundamental to Rego’s working practice is her need to draw. It underlies her method and remains at the core of all aspects of her work: paintings, pastels and prints ... delighted to present an exhibition devoted to Rego’s preparatory sketches demonstrating how essential drawing is to an understanding of her work. The exhibition follows on from Rego’s drawing show at Pallant House, Chichester ... 1980s. This exhibition coincides with the opening of a major solo show 'The cruel stories of Paula Rego' at the Musée de l`Orangerie, Paris which runs 17 October – 14 January 2019. Paula Rego. Courtesy

with the original work. The 2007 print series ‘O Vinho’ (wine) by acclaimed painter and printmaker Paula Rego will also be displayed. Influenced by early English satirists, the works are psychologically-­charged depictions of human ... United Kingdom Ph. +44 (0)20 30751649history@rcplondon.ac.ukwww.rcplondon.ac.uk Opening hours Monday - Friday From 9am to 5pmRelated images Paula Rego, Just Too Much, 2007, lithograph, image courtesy of Marlborough Fine Art, London and © Paula Rego Roger Penwill ... would be terrible to have to close this place down © Roger Penwill, Cartoon Museum collection Paula Rego, Nursing, 2007, lithograph. Image Courtesy of Marlborough Fine Art, London and Copyright: Paula Rego Print II from series

Sickert, Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud and LS Lowry, alongside contemporary painters including John Keane, Ken Currie, Paula Rego and George Shaw. Uncompromising and direct, the work of each artist represented retains a strong reference ... David Hepher, David Hockney, Luke Jackson, Chantal Joffe, John Keane, L.S. Lowry, Alan MacDonald, Jock McFadyen, Paula Rego, Ray Richardson, Terry Setch, George Shaw, Walter Sickert, Chris Stevens, Caroline Walker, Alison Watt, Carel Weight. Paula ... Rego, Snare (1987) © Paula Rego, Courtesy Marlborough Fine

novel of the same name by the writer Simone de Beauvoir includes the work of Paula Rego DBE, Eileen Cooper RA, Marie Jacotey, Lucy Farley and Annie Kevans. In keeping with the novel, this group ... lapse between females working then and females working from autobiographical sources now. Born in Portugal, Dame Paula Rego’s work always has a sense of magical realism; quirky contemporary mythologies pointing to an underlying psychology ... work became liberated and extremely powerful. As in the works on display in this exhibition Paula Rego uses loaded imagery and symbolism to create a surreal mystery for the unravelling. Rego studied at the Slade

apresentação por Miguel Vieira Duque, no Café Santa cruz, em Coimbra e a Jóia da Paula Rego que nasceu a partir de um romance seu a propósito de uma quadro The Dance ... simbolicamente representa o tempo dos afectos. A Jóia da Paula Rego teve a sua apresentação no MMIPO, Museu da Misericóridia do Porto, aquando a celebração dos 50 anos de A. Sinai a transformar Arte

Dirty King. Other artists have focussed on domestic interiors, and the work of Anthony Green and Paula Rego allow strange glimpses of the emotional complexity of our lives at home. Commenting on the exhibition, Curator ... David Hockney, Luke Jackson, Sam Jackson, Chantal Joffe, John Keane, L.S. Lowry, Alan MacDonald, Jock McFadyen, Paula Rego, Ray Richardson, Terry Setch, George Shaw, Walter Sickert, Stanley Spencer, Chris Stevens, Caroline Walker, Alison Watt, Carel

medios de masas, la moda e incluso los cuentos populares —como en el caso de Paula Rego— para proponer perspectivas críticas o irónicas sobre el papel de la mujer en distintas facetas: como ... colonialismo, el racismo y el patriarcado. En este apartado se pueden ver las obras de Paula Rego, Teresa Gancedo, Helena Lumbreras, Concha Jerez, Jane Millares, Ana Hatherly, Bertina Lopes y Renée Gagnon

Albrecht Dürer, Salvator Rosa, William Blake, John William Waterhouse, Edward Burra, Kiki Smith, Cindy Sherman and Paula Rego. The exhibition has been curated by artist and writer Deanna Petherbridge. The exhibition charts how the depiction ... date, works include Cindy Sherman and Kiki Smith’s explorations of themselves as witches, Paula Rego’s interpretation of Blake Morrison’s poems about the Pendle witches of the seventeenth century and Markéta Luskačová

ambos lideran la llamada «Escuela de Londres» junto con Michael Andrews, Leon Kossoff, Ronald Kitaj, Paula Rego y Frank Auerbach. Los artistas se unieron bajo el principio artístico de ver, mirar, investigar ... desarrolló después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Mientras en otras metrópolis como Nueva York, México o Sao Paulo los artistas tendían a estar en guerra entre sí por razones políticas e ideológicas, en Londres

work of many artists of the last century, including Picasso and Francis Bacon, and more recently Paula Rego, Peter Doig, William Kentridge and Quentin Blake Hon RA. Ann Dumas, Curator at the Royal Academy says

Related images Kitty Garman, Nasturtiums, 1997, watercolour on board, Courtesy the estate of the artist Paula Rego, Ring-a-Ring o’ Roses, 1989, etching, Courtesy the artist Rita Donagh, Ordance Survey, Birmingham, 2004, mixed media

ilusão de estarmos em casa. Em frente, bem no centro da Praça, uma exposição temporária da Paula Rego às moscas, alguns velhos a olhar para as pessoas carregadas de compras. Perdi

Britain’s greatest figurative artists including Frank Auerbach, Lucian Freud, Ken Kiff, Leon Kossoff and Paula Rego. Man Drawing at Entrance to a Cave, 1995- Copyright The Estate of Ken Kiff, courtesy Marlborough Fine

Duane Michals, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Inge Morath, Marie Louise von Motesiczky, Ron Mueck, Shirin Neshat, Roman Opałka, Hans Op de Beeck, Martin Parr, Ewa Partum, Pablo Picasso, Margot Pilz, Arnulf Rainer, Paula Rego, Carl Anton

bronze sculpture Crocodile Head featured in the Royal Academy 250th Summer Exhibition alongside artwork by Paula Rego, Yinka Shonibare and Tracey Emin amongst others. Mortimer has exhibited internationally including solo shows at The Catto Gallery

Barré, Georg Baselitz, John Bock, George Condo, Hans Josephsohn, Kaws, Robert Mapplethorpe, Albert Oehlen, Richard Prince, Paula Rego, Gerhard Richter, Rudolf Stingel, Andy Warhol, Fischli and Weiss, James White and Christopher Wool. Working throughout

Matta-Clark, Matthew Metzger, Jonathan Owen, Luca Pancrazzi, Helen Pashgian, Pablo Picasso, Nathlie Provosty, Brandon Ralph, Paula Rego, Ad Reinhardt, Robert Ryman, Kenny Scharf, Jordan Seiler, Alex Sewell, Joel Shapiro, Cindy Sherman, Beuford Smith

movimentos de contestação de meados do século XX e os novos parâmetros de figuração de Paula Rego, nas galerias principais do Museu. Revelam-se obras raramente mostradas de Emmérico Nunes, António Soares, Abel Manta

Centro de Arte Contemporânea, Almada (2009); “Kickflip,” PLMJ Foundation, Lisbon (2011); "dark skies", Casa das Histórias, Paula Rego House for Contemporary Art, Cascais (2012); “There is only drawing," Luis Seoane Foundation, La Coruña, Galicia

Newsome, Hughie O’Donoghue, Thérèse Oulton, Victor Pasmore, Celia Paul, Beverly Pepper, Grayson Perry, Sarah Raphael, Paula Rego, Joe Tilson, Euan Uglow, John Virtue. The show will feature work by Frank Auerbach previewed before

solo exhibitions. Alongside these emerging talents, the work of internationally renowned artists such as Nan Goldin, Paula Rego and Wilhelmina Barns-Graham will also be exhibited. With a brilliantly diverse range of styles and expertise

autolegislação, isto é, autonomia criativa. É isto mesmo que o pintores como Munch ou Picasso, ou Paula Rego promovem com a abertura que tem relativamente ao espelho das infra-dimensões conotadas com a Loucura

Cecily Brown and Jenny Saville as well as a selection of their contemporaries such as, Paula Rego, Michael Andrews, R.B. Kitaj, Frank Auerbach, Leon Kossoff, and the aforementioned Paul, that feels, curatorially, like an album

Meckseper, Beatriz Milhazes, Katy Moran, Laura Oldfield Ford, Catherine Opie, Cornelia Parker, Anna Parkina, Alex Prager, Paula Rego, Maaike Schoorel, Laurie Simmons, Penelope Slinger, Kiki Smith, Elif Uras, Kara Walker, Gillian Wearing, Rachel Whiteread, Francesca

works with intaglio printmaking, partly because of its immediacy but also its restrictions. Major influences include Paula Rego, Max Beckmann, Philip Guston. Spargo’s work is concerned with memories, experience and relationships. She works primarily

linked to mid-20th century protest movements and the new parameters of figuration established by Paula Rego in the Museum’s main galleries. Rarely exhibited works by Emmerico Nunes, António Soares, Abel Manta, Bernardo Marques

This showcase will include collaborative works on paper by Frank Auerbach, Sir Peter Blake RA, Paula Rego and R.B. Kitaj RA. Another show highlight will be a show reel of works by video artist Christina

artists have gone on to become central figures in contemporary art, including Cecily Brown, Tracey Emin, Paula Rego, Jenny Saville, Cindy Sherman, Rebecca Warren and Rachel Whiteread amongst many others. Champagne Life showcases

linked to mid-20th century protest movements and the new parameters of figuration established by Paula Rego in the Museum’s main galleries. Rarely exhibited works by Emmerico Nunes, António Soares, Abel Manta, Bernardo Marques

María Berrío, Tammi Campbell, Bhasha Chakrabarti, Saskia Colwell, Chantal Joffe, Jane Margarette, Marilyn Minter, Katherina Olschbaur, Paula Rego, Laurie Simmons, Jessica Taylor Bellamy, Mickalene Thomas, Nadia Waheed, Shoshanna Weinberger. As explained by the curator, Jasmine

includes works such as David Hockney’s 1976 Henry at Table; Leon Kossoff’s Going Home; Paula Rego’s homage to Jane Eyre in her lithographs of Mr Rochester; an early Patrick Caulfield screenprint – Portrait

Bravo, Richard Estes, Red Grooms, Tom Otterness, Arnaldo Pomodoro, Manolo Valdés, Zao Wou-Ki, Frank Auerbach, Paula Rego and Antonio Lopez Garcia, among others, as well as a new generation of artists and programs

right side of the painting shows the woman as old and sad (wearing a black dress). Paula Rego defies chronology. In her 1988 painting The Dance, a young woman, an older one and a girl

Robinson, Peter Blake, Alasdair Gray and David Hockney, and contemporary works by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Paula Rego and Rose Wylie. Artists such as Enrico David and David Noonan explore painting’s further reaches through silkscreen

Heitor Cortesão, João Louro ou Isabel Simões, passando por Mário Cesariny, Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, Paula Rego, Lourdes Castro, António Areal, António Dacosta, Álvaro Lapa ou Julião Sarmento, entre tantos outros, Operação

late 20th century, such as Anthony Gross, Julian Trevelyan, Ken Kiff, RB Kitaj and Paula Rego (all artists who feature in the Gallery’s Collection). Dorothea worked closely with Celia Paul, who suggested to Lucian

refers to as ‘guests’ in this ground-breaking show. For the first time the internationally renowned Paula Rego and the late surrealist Leonor Fini are shown together. To join Muirhead’s figurative art work there

movimentos de contestação de meados do século XX e os novos parâmetros de figuração de Paula Rego, nas galerias principais do Museu. Revelam-se obras raramente mostradas de Emmérico Nunes, António Soares, Abel Manta

Cortesão, João Louro and Isabel Simões, by way of Mário Cesariny, Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, Paula Rego, Lourdes Castro, António Areal, António Dacosta, Álvaro Lapa and Julião Sarmento, to name a few, Operation

Adrian Narvaez Caicedo, Shirin Neshat, Florence Obrecht & Axel Pahlavi, Gonçalo Pena, Raymond Pettibon, Marc Quer, Paula Rego, Germaine Richier, Raphaëlle Ricol, James Rielly, Éric Rondepierre, Karine Rougier, Chéri Samba, Thomas Sipp, Kiki Smith, Ernesto

well as publishing work by artists including Francis Bacon, Victor Pasmore, Frank Auerbach, R.B. Kitaj and Paula Rego, Marlborough Graphics deals in prints by Picasso, Matisse, Moore, Nicholson, Hockney and Riley. Marlborough Graphics published

Gallery's own collections such as Frank Auerbach. Peter Blake, Richard Hamilton, John Piper and Paula Rego. The exhibition also includes previously unseen colour photographs of Sir Anthony Caro, Albert Irvin. John Hoyland and Gillian

filled me with pleasure. It is both clear and mysterious, painted with sensitivity and love.” - Paula Rego “Her work deserves to be as well-known as those of her fellow 1961 John Moores prize-winners

intellectually rich, multilayered, and sometimes nightmarish, evoking comparisons to Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud, James Ensor, and Paula Rego. Pfrang lures us into his world peopled with uninhibited characters who interact or float in space, often

British Art Talents' by Tatler magazine in 2008, describing her as ‘the new Paula Rego’. In 2016, Cadogan exhibited across the United States with Art | Bastion (Miami, the Hamptons, and Palm Beach), and participated

Adrian Narvaez Caicedo, Shirin Neshat, Florence Obrecht & Axel Pahlavi, Gonçalo Pena, Raymond Pettibon, Marc Quer, Paula Rego, Germaine Richier, Raphaëlle Ricol, James Rielly, Éric Rondepierre, Karine Rougier, Chéri Samba, Thomas Sipp, Kiki Smith

focus to the underlying work that goes on there, in combining works by established artists like Paula Rego and Henry Moore, with a no less distinct group of younger and newer artists. The Platform

Duane Michals, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Inge Morath, Marie Louise von Motesiczky, Ron Mueck, Shirin Neshat, Roman Opałka, Hans Op de Beeck, Martin Parr, Ewa Partum, Pablo Picasso, Margot Pilz, Arnulf Rainer, Paula Rego, Carl Anton

together rarely seen works by their contemporaries, including Michael Andrews, Frank Auerbach, R.B. Kitaj, Leon Kossoff, Paula Rego and F.N. Souza. Despite differences in approach and style, these artists remained loyal to the intimate representation

Winter 1999) and in the New York Times (4th April 2004) and the Smithsonian. Dame Paula Rego (b.1935, Lisbon) Is a Portuguese artist living in London and one of Europe’s most sought after artists

collector Charles Saatchi, who saw his half-sized figure Pinocchio in the studio of painter Paula Rego, Mueck's mother-in-law. Saatchi commissioned more work by Mueck, who began with an oversized baby

Cruz, del sonido; Liu Prato, del diseño gráfico; Jhosmarni Martínez, del repertorio; Domingo Balducci y Natalie Rego, del coaching vocal; Gabriela Martínez, de la coordinación de producción artística; Miguelángel «Chicho» Moreno, de la asistencia ... Alek Bastián, Simón Vargas, Ángeles Burgueles y Kevin Quintero, de la asistencia de escena; Eudomar Chacón y Paula Riera, de la asistencia de escena para niños; Vanessa Figueroa Ravell, de la jefatura

riqueza das festas populares reflete memórias, história e identidade como expressão da resistência cultural por Ana Paula Almeida Marchesotti A riqueza cultural brasileira é inquestionável e marcada pela intensa diversidade de cores, sabores, ritmos, sons ... grande modernista fez uma definição brilhante, pois o que vemos nos Congados são grandes bailados dramáticos, regados a música, religiosidade e História. As comunidades congadeiras incorporam os personagens de reis, rainhas, coroados, portas-bandeiras, juízes