The exhibition "Gothic Modern: From Darkness to Light" will place Edvard Munch, Vincent van Gogh and Finnish artist Helene Schjerfbeck in dialogue with 16th-century masters, showcasing sepulchral and sensual themes in an inviting manner.
"The Imaginary Institution of India" at the Barbican explores the overlooked cultural output of Indian artists during a tumultuous period post-1975, presenting works that reflect the social and economic upheavals experienced in the republic.
"Arte Povera" at the Bourse de Commerce emphasizes the movement's importance in contemporary art, featuring works from the Pinault Collection to offer a corrective perspective on artistic longevity over the last fifty years.
The National Portrait Gallery's exhibition "Francis Bacon: Human Presence" will chronologically and thematically present over 50 paintings, revealing how Bacon's personal relationships influenced the evolution of his art style.
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