Take a look at the new Dorotheum Magazine Spring is here! And with it the… Read More →
The things we collect become props of our identity, a kind of extension of our… Read More →
When There Were Still Ice Floes in Winter Ice Floes on the Banks of the… Read More →
A Feast for the Eyes Dorotheum is delighted to present an important work by one… Read More →
Brigitte Kowanz: light as a metaphor for life
Brigitte Kowanz takes a distinctive position regarding her international ranking in the most recent history…
ZERO: white is a colour
Besides gold and silver, white was the ZERO artists‘ most favoured colour. White, above all…
Tano Festa – Michelangelo as a pop star
Mona Lisa on chocolate: Alongside Mario Schifano, Tano Festa was one of the most eminent protagonists of the Roman scene in the 1960s and 1970s, the “Scuola di Piazza del Popolo”. Among…
Turi Simeti: in praise of the ellipse
Turi Simeti in conversation with Federico Sardella, co-editor with Antonio Addamiano and the Turi Simeti Archive of the Catalogue raisonné, soon to be published by Skira, discusses his art, its form, colour…
Contemporary Week 2017: highlights and sneak peek
Take me to the preview Contemporary Week 2017: modern art, contemporary art, jewellery, and watches Modern and contemporary works of art take centre stage at Dorotheum Contemporary Week 2017 from 30 May-2 June.…
Dagobert Peche: setting the scene
Dagobert Peche, Three-part seating set, 1917 design for the WW Zurich branch, estimate € 40,000 – 60,000 Wiener Werkstätte artist Dagobert Peche was more than just a “genius of ornamentation”. His furnishings, which also graced…
Spruce symmetry: an interview
How do we perceive jewels on people? What effect does jewellery have on us? Helmut Leder, psychologist and an expert on perceptual aesthetics, in a conversation about beauty and jewels. by Astrid…
Modern Art
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