There are many people who do not know much about art, but
have heard of the famous artist Picasso. This year the biggest exhibition of Picasso
artworks is coming to Australia.
The Picasso Exhibition will feature over 150 important
paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings created by Pablo Picasso (1881-1973).
The exhibition is drawn from the
permanent collection of the Musée National Picasso, Paris, which is the largest
and most significant renowned repository of the artist's works in the world. The
exhibition will capture every phase of his extraordinary career, including
masterpieces from his Blue, Rose, Expressionist, Cubist, Neoclassical and
Surrealist periods.
This most significant Picasso exhibition ever held in Australia is part
of the Sydney International Arts Series, and will be on display at the Art
Gallery of NSW. in Sydney. The Picasso Exhibition will open on 12
November and end on 25 February.
Included in the exhibition ticket price is a film viewing of
La Visite featuring Picasso at work in his studio. An edited segment of the
film will screen in a specially constructed theatre.
Admission Costs are:-
Single tickets - $25 adult, $15 member, $18
concession, $65 family (2 adults + up to 3 children). Select your preferred
time and date to explore this incredible exhibition
Premium Tickets -$50 View the exhibition from 9am,
before the Gallery opens to the public at 10am. Numbers are strictly limited
numbers to ensure best viewing experience. Guide access to inform about the
works in more detail.
Summer Nights With Picasso - $350 Enjoy a private
dining experience with exclusive access to the exhibition, canapés, a 3 course
meal, all drinks, entertainment and art guides.
“I paint the way some people write their autobiography. The
paintings finished or not, are the pages from my diary.” Picasso
“If the progress of 20th-century art was to be defined by
the achievements of a single individual, that individual would indisputably be
Picasso.’ Edmund Capon Director, Art
Gallery of NSW
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