Frida Kahlo: Viva la Vida
An evening at LoLo House, Al Quoz, Dubai Frida Kahlo is one of the most visually iconic artists of all time, and her art continues to resonate with people across…
Hans Holbein: The Power of Portraits in the Tudor Court
When the German painter Hans Holbein arrived in England in the late 1520s, carrying a letter of introduction from Erasmus, he encountered an art scene that was, by European standards,…
Pieter Bruegel the Elder: Earth, Peasants and the Coming Storm
Pieter Bruegel the Elder is one of the most radical figures in the history of painting. In an age of religious upheaval and political terror — the Spanish occupation of…
Albrecht Dürer: Renaissance Man
Albrecht Dürer remade what it meant to be an artist. The greatest printmaker Europe had ever seen, a painter of searching self-portraits and immaculate observation, a writer, theorist and self-promoter…
Bosch: Heaven, Hell and the Soul of an Age
Nothing quite prepares you for Hieronymus Bosch. His teeming, hallucinatory visions — naked bodies, demons, impossible hybrids, landscapes that seem to belong to a dream — remain as bewildering and…
Rogier
We do not talk about Rogier van der Weyden enough. If van Eyck showed the world as it looks, Rogier showed the world as it feels. His paintings — above…
Oil, Light and the Birth of a New Art: Jan van Eyck
Jan van Eyck stands at the threshold of a new era. Working in Bruges and in service to the fabulously wealthy Burgundian court, he achieved a luminosity, depth and microscopic…
Van Gogh: Light from Darkness
Join Rose Balston for an important evening to explore the extraordinary world of Vincent Van Gogh. Set against the wonderful hospitality of LoLo House, the night will bring together some…
Old Mistresses: The Lost Women of Art History
For centuries, women artists have had to fight to be seen and heard. Working in a man’s world, they defied convention, overcame exclusion and forged careers against extraordinary odds –…