One of the most notable recent exhibitions in London is “Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers” at the National Gallery, running from Sept. 14 to Jan. 19, 2025.
This exhibition is part of the Gallery’s 200th Anniversary Celebration and brings together some of Van Gogh’s most iconic works, including “Starry Night over the Rhone,” “Sunflowers” and “Van Gogh’s Chair.” These paintings, created during his time in the South of France, exemplify his intense emotional connection to both nature and humanity. The exhibition delves into themes of poetry, love and human connection that permeate Van Gogh’s art.
His vivid colors and expressive brushwork –particularly his signature use of yellow – reflect the passion he felt for the world around him. Visitors are invited to explore the deeper psychological and emotional dimensions of his work. Personally, Van Gogh has always been an inspiration; his vibrant color palette and the way he merges reality with his impressions resonate deeply with me.
The perspective of a fashion designer on a work of art often differs from that of others, adding an intriguing layer to the appreciation of his masterpieces. In addition to this captivating Van Gogh exhibition, several other remarkable shows are currently gracing London. “Yoshida: Three Generations of Japanese Printmaking” at the Dulwich Picture Gallery showcases over 75 exquisite prints by the Yoshida family.
This exhibition, running until Nov. 3, highlights a variety of artist.
