If you’re like me and you saw Christopher Nolan’s epic Oppenheimer this weekend then it’s probably safe to say that your brain is STILL recovering from the onslaught of scientific information, rapid-fire dialogue and existential quandaries that make up the three hour masterpiece of cinema. Honestly, I think it broke my brain… in a good […]
Read more "A Picasso in Oppenheimer?"The second season of the Genius series on the National Geographic channel is dedicated to the life (and loves) of artist Pablo Picasso. In its 10 episodes, the story of Picasso’s life is told non-linearly as his youth is often juxtaposed with events that happen later in his life. This series does a pretty good […]
Read more "Genius: Picasso"I hate to admit that I have never visited the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, FL. Thankfully, I can say in almost the same breath that I remedied that issue this past weekend when I saw their exhibition The Art of the Stage: Picasso to Hockney. I am pleased to say that I […]
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The Wandering Art Historian 