Victoria Miroさんのイラストまとめ

Celia Paul: Self-Portrait is a short, intimate memoir in which the artist moves effortlessly through time in words and images, folding in her past and present selves. Published by Jonathan Cape. Limited number of signed copies available in person at VM: https://t.co/VMRMEmoks5

The works in Celia Paul's new exhibition at VM address the abiding themes of her art – memory and family, the gulf between outward appearance and inner life – while offering touchstones for wider thoughts about time, transience, spirituality and mortality: https://t.co/Xt2LosWCl5

Opening this week at VM Venice — Idris Khan: Words Beneath Words, an exhibition of new paintings on glass by the London-based artist. Opening reception: Saturday 26 October, 5:30–7:30pm https://t.co/pDddCVdQKO

Doug Aitken: Return to the Real is now open at Victoria Miro Wharf Road. The artist's exhibition of new works explores our rapidly changing relationships to one another and the world around us in an age dominated by technology: https://t.co/9EhwodlX10

Opening tomorrow @britishmuseum — Grayson Perry features in Pushing Paper: Contemporary Drawing from 1970 to Now. Exploring how artists have used the medium to examine themes including identity, place, and memory: https://t.co/4cNZ4JVMAV

In celebration of the publication of Among Others: Blackness at MoMA, Howardena Pindell takes part in a panel discussion on 8 September @MoMAPS1, alongside Darby English (co-editor of the book), Ann Temkin, and Fred Wilson; moderated by Steven Nelson: https://t.co/pMlhn0Og0S

Now open at VM Venice | Milton Avery: The Late Portraits. Made in 1963 — the last full year in which the artist painted — Lavender Girl depicts Milton and Sally Avery's daughter March, also a painter. On view until 8 Sept: https://t.co/MzKYv8iFMQ

‘From a distance, [María] Berrío’s pictures look like huge watercolours, faded and pale. But when you get close, you see they are actually collages made of delicate Japanese paper in pastel shades. Beautiful.’ Review by Waldemar @JANUSZCZAK, Sunday Times: https://t.co/OvimsUgO31

Happy birthday to Conrad Shawcross. Two of the artist's works, Monolith (Optic) and Optic Labyrinth, will be on view at Sweden's Pilane Sculpture Park this summer, from 18 May to 29 September 2019 #artistbirthdays https://t.co/1dWZGhn12Z

‘I have rarely encountered anyone so open, natural and without side. But then Joffe has never feared exposing herself to the public gaze – physically or psychologically.’—Rowan Pelling @Telegraph. Chantal Joffe now on view at VM Mayfair and VM Wharf Rd: https://t.co/WNmJ64QryP