Van Gogh Paintings to Exhibit in London for First Time

As the centennial of Surrealism was marked in October 2024, the Rose Art Museum launched two exhibitions, 'Surrealism(s) - There & Now' and 'Leonora Carrington: Dream Weaver,' celebrating the movement's rich history. The exhibitions feature works from British-Mexican artist Leonora Carrington, showcasing her artistic evolution and thematic depth throughout her life. Meanwhile, in Singapore, GROUNDSEESAW's media art exhibitions invite visitors to experience the works of Gustav Klimt and Vincent Van Gogh through immersive animated projections and soundtracks, creating an engaging connection to the artists' legacies. In London, two Van Gogh paintings from his time at the Arles hospital will be displayed for the first time at the Courtauld Gallery, providing insight into the artist's life during a tumultuous period. These events highlight the enduring influence of Surrealism and post-impressionism in contemporary art experiences. Together, they illustrate how art continues to resonate and inspire across different cultures and time periods.