Art Gallery of New South Wales

新南威尔士美术馆是悉尼最重要的博物馆之一,而且是免费开放参观的,游客当然不能错过。除了圣诞节和Good Friday以外,每天早上10点开门营业,下午5点关门,周三延长到晚10点才关门。2016年12月21日和28日也是延长到晚10点才关门。2017年1月的星期四和星期五晚上同样开门到晚10点。

Art Gallery of New South Wales




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澳大利亚土著艺术

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Nude in a rocking chair 1956
By the time he painted this faceless female figure, Picasso was a towering legend of modern art. Yet to say she is faceless is not entirely accurate: across her torso, breasts, belly and pudenda the painter has inscribed the disconcerting semblance of his own features. Her nipples are the tell-tale black pupils of his eyes, her serrated vagina is his equally aggressive mouth. Having thus invaded her body, his own erupts in the manner of a physiological mutation. It is not an easy image, but it is wholly truthful to Picasso’s deepest intuitions and experience. Anger belies the innocuousness of the subject matter. Fear underscores the anger. It is only very marginally a work of art about appearances. Instead, Picasso enacts a form of black magic, an exorcising ritual of bodily destruction and psychic derangement that plays fast and loose with reality – all within the conventions of the seated portrait. That he did this through the agency of his last great love, Jacqueline Roque, setting her violated form in the serenity of his new villa at Cannes, is admirable and repulsive in equal measure. The gesticulating palm tree may well allude to Matisse, whose recent death reminded Picasso of the inescapability of mortality.

中国艺术:
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