Solo exhibition

Kandinsky

More than 70 works from the bequest of Kandinsky’s widow, Nina, to the Centre Pompidou: Rome’s first big Kandinsky show in over 25 years.

Curated by Angela Lampe, the show follows Kandinsky in five sections from his early career as a lawyer in Moscow to his place among the pioneers of abstraction, with works including Black Arc (1912) and Gelb-Rot-Blau (1925). The Pompidou could lend so many because it is closed for renovation.

A section introduces Gabriele Münter, his companion and an Expressionist painter in her own right, shown in Italy for the first time. Letters, photographs and documents fill in the story.

Full details at mostrepalazzobonaparte.it