Spannum, Netherlands. With the artwork Guernica de la Ecología, sponsored by the Iona Stichting, artist and activist Claudy Jongstra makes...
Free Columbia, a cultural center for art and Anthroposophy in Hudson, New York, USA, is offering a rare opportunity to...
It’s early morning and the house is still asleep. Outside the sky is clear and I see mountains warming up in the sunlight. Down here in the valley, it’s still freezing—a late spring frost that leaves little chance for the frail flowers of the fruit trees. Surely we’ll have very...
An exhibition of early childhood drawings opens up insight into the universal imagery and development of children in the first...
Artist and educator Laura Summer has opened various online courses for enthusiastic painters. After her surprisingly positive experience during the...
Stockholm, Sweden. A legal dispute over Hilma af Klint’s works. Hilma af Klint is a Swedish artist who lived in the 19th and 20th centuries and who has gained international attention, particularly in recent years, as a pioneer of Western abstraction. Af Klint saw herself not only as a painter...
Bonn / Alfter, Germany. A whole century documented in children’s drawings. Children’s drawings offer direct insights into their perception of...
Dornach, Switzerland. An exhibition of 50 works by the master and over 50 works by his students. Beppe Assenza is...
New York City/Chestnut Ridge. Viewing Raphael’s paintings through an anthroposophical lens. Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino—known primarily as Raphael—was an Italian painter and architect considered, alongside Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, to be one of the most important artists of the Renaissance. An exhibition dedicated to Raphael’s works is on display...
An excerpt of a lecture given at the opening of a Hilma af Klint exhibit at Lightforms in Hudson, New...
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