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From the 1880s to the outbreak of the First World War, Western Europe and the United States experienced the emergence of Art Nouveau, often referred to as the “New Art.” This influential movement drew inspiration from the untamed facets of the natural world, leaving an indelible mark on various artistic disciplines, including applied arts, graphic…
A special exhibition with glass treasures from the Art Nouveau period has opened today at Mannheim’s Reiss-Engelhorn Museums. The new special exhibition entitled “Forays through nature. Glass treasures from Art Nouveau” is presented in the Peter & Traudel Engelhornhaus Foundation Museum on Mannheim’s Toulonplatz. On display are 80 objects from two private collections. The items…
A multimedia exhibition on the life and work of Czech painter, graphic artist and designer Alfons Mucha will be held at the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) gallery in Seoul from July 22nd to October 30th. To Michal Dvorak, a 57-year-old Czech film composer, producer and musician, it is his mission to reinterpret “modernized” versions of…
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) in Richmond will hold the exhibition The Art of Advertisement: Art Nouveau Posters of the Late 19th Century from July 22nd 2023 to January 21st 2024.. Explore a captivating selection from VMFA’s rich collection of Art Nouveau posters, unveiling the allure of the late 19th-century design movement. This era celebrated…
Art Nouveau was a style that emerged in the late 19th century and was characterized by organic, flowing lines and patterns inspired by nature. It influenced a wide range of design fields, including architecture, furniture design, graphic design, and other decorative arts. There are several MOVIES that feature Art Nouveau design or architecture as a…
In 1893, the visionary architect Victor Horta crafted the iconic Hôtel Tassel, an architectural gem tucked away on a quiet street off Avenue Louise in Brussels. This marked the inception of a new movement, Art Nouveau, renowned for its intricate facades, organic motifs, flowing lines, and lavish interiors adorned with glass and iron. Today, after…
What do Theater Tuschinski, Bijenkorf and the synagogue on Jacob Obrechtplein have in common? Find out and discover more about the role Jews played in the development of popular new art and architectural styles in the Netherlands, such as Art Nouveau, Amsterdam School and Art Deco, between 1880 and 1940. Learn also how their involvement…
Introduction Art Nouveau, also known as “New Art,” was a movement that emerged in Europe at the end of the 19th century. It was a reaction against the Industrial Revolution and the mass-produced goods that it produced. Instead, Art Nouveau sought to create unique, handcrafted objects that were both beautiful and functional. Art Nouveau was…
Preserving Art Nouveau involves a collective effort, uniting enthusiasts, organizations, and cultural institutions globally. Together, they tirelessly protect the movement’s landmarks, curate collections, and embrace digital initiatives. Their commitment safeguards Art Nouveau’s innovative spirit and timeless beauty, ensuring its legacy inspires future generations. Championing the preservation of Art Nouveau’s architectural treasures, these stewards ensure intricate…
In June 22 Chicago’s Richard H. Driehaus Museum will open an exhibition about the French Art Nouveau architect and designer Hector Guimard (1867-1942). The exhibition provides a comprehensive look at Guimard’s career, his wife’s creative collaboration and his commitment to accessible design. Featuring over 100 works by the French architect and designer best known for his…
