Reviews
Essays and critical reviews of exhibitions, written by Eva M. Sanchez and invited contributors.
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The creative director of his own myth
Read more: The creative director of his own mythTheatre Picasso at Tate Modern reframes Pablo Picasso not as an isolated genius, but as the architect of his own artistic myth. Marking the centenary of The Three Dancers (1925), the exhibition reveals how he performed his Spanish identity, absorbed the energy of circus and ballet, and transformed painting into a cross-disciplinary stage that shaped…
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A Photographer with a fearless spirit
Read more: A Photographer with a fearless spiritA visit to Tate Britain’s Lee Miller exhibition reveals an artist defined by poetic vision and fearless independence. Tracing her journey from fashion model to surrealist collaborator and war correspondent, the show finally gives full weight to one of the twentieth century’s most uncompromising photographic voices.
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Aboriginal art rooted in landscape
Read more: Aboriginal art rooted in landscapeDiscover the extraordinary work of Aboriginal artist Emily Kam Kngwarray at Tate Modern, London. From vibrant batiks to monumental canvases, her art maps the land, traditions, and Dreamings of her ancestral territory in a truly immersive exhibition running until 11 January 2026.
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