Salvador Dali Dalí was an interdisciplinary artist in every way, widely recognised as a writer, illustrator, jewellery designer, film maker and sculptor, but he is foremost remembered as the prominent figure within the Surrealist circle. Surrealism as a movement was motivated by the founders’ and participating artists’ focus on challenging the viewer’s concept of rationality …

Helmut Newton The German/Australian photographer Helmut Newton was born in 1920. At a casual glance, one finds it hard to believe that his highly provocative shots that revolutionised fashion photography were created by someone whose artistic journey had begun in mid-20th century. Initially toying with the idea of becoming a paparazzi, Helmut Newton ultimately reached …

Matthew Brandt Brandt’s artistic approach is exceptional in that his oeuvre escapes a definitive movement. Through engaging in photography, sculpture, metal work as well as woodcuts in his own notable way, Brandt has carved a niche within the contemporary art scene. Primarily his unique approach is due to his integration of physical elements which are …

The Bounty Killart An exceptional archaeological discovery in autumn 3115 near an abandoned site in the southern part of the European continent led our contemporary experts into the world as it was in the 2010s.The unprecedentedly preserved temple showcased the existing concerns, obsessions and preoccupations of people residing in the local region. Narratives of love, …

Mario Testino Karl Lagerfeld noted that “there is no other artist with such a strong desire for beauty in the world of photography”. The vast exhibition encompassed over 50 large-scale works created between 1996 to 2015, presenting a mixture of portraits and fashion photographs of celebrities whose names will be instantly recognised by billions worldwide, …