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وكالات: «إكسبو 2020 دبي» يدعم انتعاش مبيعات السيارات

أفاد مسؤولون في شركات ووكالات للسيارات، بأن معرض «إكسبو 2020 دبي» سيكون له تأثيرات كبيرة في دعم انتعاش مبيعات قطاع السيارات بالدولة، لافتين إلى أن اقتراب موعد إقامة المعرض الدولي، عزز نمو الطلب من قبل شركات التأجير استعداداً للمعرض.وأشاروا، لـ«الإمارات ال ....

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A worker installs a sculpture of the Aztec deity Chalchiuhtlicue, dating from the 16th century, at the National Museum of Ethnology in Leiden on July 26, 2021. The National Museum of Ethnology exhibits Aztec masterpieces. Some of them can be seen for the first time outside Mexico. Sander Koning / ANP / AFP.
LEIDEN
.- Life-sized warriors carved from stone, mythical human-animal figures, intricate gold jewellery, and a full-size 3D print of the sun stone: all this and more will be on display in Museum Volkenkundes Aztecs, the first exhibition about the Aztecs ever to be staged in the Netherlands. This year it is 500th years since the Aztec Empire fell to Spanish colonialists. This in fact made the Dutch and the Aztecs fellow countrymen, for at that time both served the Spanish king. Aztecs is an exhibition full of unique collection highlights that have never previously left Mexico, which dissects the myths surrounding this empi ....

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Tie the Temptress to the Trojan, 2018. Collection of Michael Bertrand, Toronto. © Courtesy of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye.
We stand before each other and look. Who are you? What do we see in each other? Perhaps our eyes meet this first time. Perhaps we tilt to the side, resist directness. We make a first assessment. Then we keep looking, and more is revealed in every glance, tilt, moment, and we come deeper into knowing.
Each Lynette Yiadom-Boakye painting is like looking into a story or an entire life. They call to mind vignette collections such as Sherwood Anderson’s
Winesburg, Ohio (1919), Jean Toomer’s ....

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How Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's Tate Britain Retrospective Shakes the Institution Out of Its Comfort Zone

Lynette Yiadom-Boakye: Fly In League With The Night at Tate Britain 2020. Photo: Tate. (Seraphina Neville).
After leaving Lynette Yiadom-Boakye’s blockbuster mid-career Tate Britain retrospective, “Fly In League With The Night,” I rushed to post my thoughts about the show on Instagram. My own impassioned views were swiftly swallowed by others, as the often-touted “art-world darling” met almost unrelenting praise from critics.
Indeed, this is the exhibition we needed. We needed to see Black people Black joy, angst, trouble, and all its complexities. We needed painting that hits at the soul like this.
For all its merits in contributing to depictions of Black people in art, and the poignancy of filling Tate Britain with proud Black figures, the exhibition cements how Yiadom-Boakye triumphs as a figurative painter, irrespective of her chosen subject. ....

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