The V&A East Storehouse is the latest addition to join the London College of Fashion and Sadler’s Wells East in the ‘new’ ...

"Picasso, Braque, Léger and the Cubist Spirit, 1919-1939" includes a section that places decorative-arts objects alongside Cubist artworks of the same era. Among the highlights are colorful dress ...

The Norton Museum of Art is hosting Artists' Jewelry: From Cubism to Pop ... others are made from found objects and pieces of metal, plastic, and other unconventional materials.

Cubism’s early stylistic choices were directly influenced by African artefacts – such as masks and sculptures – that were looted during colonising invasions. These objects were smuggled to ...

he saw Cubist art not as a way of depicting an object from multiple angles, but as illustrating a reality that was intellectual, that shared a truth deeper than mere appearance. Cubism is “not ...

Schlosser's early influences came from the Cubist and Pop Art movements ... His works often featured everyday objects such as chairs, bottles, and other items that were rendered with a bold and ...

The show, called “The Nobility of the Everyday Object,” was billed by Poet-Painter Jean Cocteau as “a victory over the negative style of emptiness.” Said Jours de France: “The most bizar ...

Juan Gris, another famous figure in the Cubist movement, is known for his refined and precise approach to the style. ‘Glass of Beer and Playing Cards’ is one of his most exceptional paintings ...

Part of the great fun of Cubism is the way that artists like Picasso played with ... It was for Picasso! Liubov Popova. Objects from a Dyer’s Shop. 1914 A close-up of Objects from a Dyer’s Shop Some ...

The Cubist season developed in a highly systematic way. Analytical Cubism concerned the years 1910-1912 in which the two artists turned to close analysis of objects in their background contexts and ...

Like the Cubists, he paints people, landscapes and objects as though seeing them from multiple angles at once. He likes to say, “Picasso kicked the door of Cubism open, and I walked through and went ...