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Tag Archives: Michelangelo & Sebastiano

Flashback: In Conversation about Sebastiano & Michelangelo

commentary and criticism, hype & linkage, pictorial artsBy Matthias Wivel17 December 2018

Michelangelo & Sebastiano, with Dr Matthias Wivel and Dr Piers Baker-Bates from Colnaghi Foundation on Vimeo. It’s Christmas time, so here’s a treat for the two and half people who might care. I was searching for something else and happened upon this video through the Colnaghi Foundation website. It records a conversation I had at…

Lazarus explained

commentary and criticism, hype & linkage, pictorial artsBy Matthias Wivel29 September 2018

At the National Gallery we’re currently running a series of half-hour lunchtime lectures on the history of the Gallery told through six key paintings. I kicked off the series a couple of weeks ago with a talk on a painting that has become near and dear to me for perhaps obvious reasons, The Raising of…

The Big 3 at The National Gallery

commentary and criticism, hype & linkage, pictorial artsBy Matthias Wivel14 September 2017

With the Michelangelo and Sebastiano exhibition closed at National Gallery we are privileged to hold on to Michelangelo’s marble Taddei Tondo from the Royal Academy until the end of January, while they complete the bicentennial refurbishment. This has given us the opportunity to show the sculpture along with a number of paintings from our collection…

Happy Easter

journal, pictorial artsBy Matthias Wivel16 April 2017

I hope you are all well. If you’re in London, do consider visiting my exhibition, Michelangelo & Sebastiano, at the National Gallery. It includes the juxtaposition, above, of Michelangelo’s two Risen Christs. I naturally recommend it.

Michelangelo & Sebastiano

hype & linkage, pictorial artsBy Matthias Wivel1 March 2017

In a couple of weeks’ time, on 15 March, the exhibition Michelangelo & Sebastiano opens at the National Gallery (trailer above). As its curator, I’ve worked on it for the past two and a half years and of course look forward to people seeing it. Briefly, it aims to be a focused show, examining the…

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