Art Exploration
Michelangelo – the last decades review: an ‘absorbing’ exploration of art
In 1534, Michelangelo Buonarroti left his native Florence for the final time. He had been summoned to Rome to work for Pope Clement VII, and would spend the rest of his life there.
He was already the most famous artist of his age, said Hettie Judah on the i news site, and was renowned for the “masterworks” created during an “intense” period earlier in his career – from 1501, when he began sculpting David, to 1512, when he completed the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
An art exhibition exploring the evolution of mythologies is coming to Norfolk.
The show involves work by contemporary Norwich artist and Norwich University of the Arts (NUA) alumna Sophia Shuvalova.
The exhibition is being held at the Maddermarket Theatre in St Johns Alley, Norwich and is free to visit.
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The four mixed-media silkscreen portraits in Fame explore the music star’s relationship with stardom and depict some of the musicians who have inspired him through the years – Madonna, David Bowie and Prince.
“You know, there’s a lot of rock and roll stories that are cliches”, he told the PA news agency.
