Alberto Giacometti’s drawing oeuvre documents the artist’s lifelong effort to represent visual perception, or “rendre ma vision,” as he famously declared. The psychological and philosophical ...

Jun 16, 2019 - Sep 29, 2019 | 1:00 AM Add to Calendar 16-06-2019 01:00 29-09-2019 01:00 America/Toronto The Vancouver Art Gallery presents Alberto Giacometti: A Line Through Time An exhibition ...

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Giacometti sculpted emaciated, elongated bronze human figures that suggest a strong sense of alienation, even a risk of disappearance. These are the works for which he is best known and that have made ...

Let me say, straight out of the gate, that Alberto Giacometti: A Line Through Time is a wonderful exhibition. It’s no secret that I’ve been critical of the Vancouver Art Gallery’s imported shows of ...

A visitor looks at photographs showing the studio of Alberto Giacometti during the media preview of the "Alberto Giacometti : A Line Through Time" exhibition at Vancouver Art Gallery in Vancouver, ...

The “Alberto Giacometti: Toward the Ultimate Figure” touring exhibition is coming to Cleveland. It will be on view at the Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation Exhibition Hall at the Cleveland Museum of ...

He’s probably best known as the artist who made iconic sculptures of solitary human figures with unbelievably long arms and legs. What’s truly great about a new exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery ...

Giacometti’s close and lifelong working relationship with his brother Diego, the designer whose work has recently come to deserved prominence, is also explored. Throughout their lives, Diego was ...

A sculpture is seen during the media preview of the "Alberto Giacometti : A Line Through Time" exhibition at Vancouver Art Gallery in Vancouver, Canada, June 13, 2019. The exhibition, which is ...

Instead of seeing Giacometti in isolation, as a standalone genius, we are shown other leading artists of post-war Paris, many of whose work is still far too little seen, from César to Wols, Fautrier ...