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Exposiciones actuales:
Turner Inspired: In the Light of Claude - Turner Inspired: In the Light of Claude is the most in-depth examination of Turner's experience of Claude's art to date. The exhibition includes oils, watercolours and sketchbooks and introduces visitors to the story of the Turner Bequest and its importance in the history of the National Gallery. The final room of the show exhibits archive material dedicated to this relationship. From 14 March until 5 June.
Metamorphosis: Titian 2012 - Metamorphosis: Titian 2012 brings together a group of specially commissioned works by contemporary artists, poets, choreographers and composers in response to three of Titian’s paintings – Diana and Actaeon, The Death of Actaeon and Diana and Callisto – all inspired by Ovid’s poem Metamorphoses. British contemporary artists Chris Ofili, Conrad Shawcross and Mark Wallinger will design sets for three new ballets at the Royal Opera House. The National Gallery exhibition will showcase their preparatory studies and trace the development of their designs from inception to completion. Renowned choreographers Wayne McGregor, William Tuckett and Christopher Wheeldon will collaborate with the artists to generate new ballets with original music commissioned from leading British composers. In celebration of this occasion, every member of the ballet’s company – over 100 dancers – will participate in the project. A special performance at the Royal Opera House on the 16 July 2012 will be simultaneously relayed to the public on a large screen in Trafalgar Square. From 11 July until 23 September.
Seduced by Art: Photography Past and Present - Today’s photography is part of our own cultural moment, but it also arises from artistic traditions that long predate it. Seduced by Art: Photography Past and Present is an engaging discussion of historical influences on both early photography of the mid-19th century and contemporary photography. This ground-breaking exhibition brings together exceptional examples of early and contemporary photography. Works will include those by leading photographers – including Tom Hunter, Thomas Struth, Craigie Horsfield, Sam Taylor-Wood and Beate Gütschow – who trace their sources back to 19th-century photography or, in some cases, even older art historical traditions. Across 150 years, old and new controversies are part of this story. The exhibition explores the dialogue between the history of art, the art of the 19th century and modern photographers. It also maps the development of photography as it evolved from the 19th century to reassess traditional subjects such as still life, landscape and social portraiture. From 31 October 2012 until 20 January 2013.
Light - Quite modest collection of paintings on the subject. Containing Pissaro`s wet view of Montmartre at night and Degas` circus performer.
Sainsbury Wing - Painting from 1260 - 1510, including van Eyck, Pierro della Francesca, Botticelli, Leonardo, Bellini and Raphael.
West Wing- Paintings from 1510 - 1600, including Cranach, Michelangelo, Holbein, Bronzino, Titian, Veronese and El Greco.
North Wing - Paintings from 1600 - 1700, including Vermeer, Rubens, van Dyck, Claude, Rembrandt, Velazquez and Poussin.
East Wing - Paintings from 1700 - 1900, including Cezanne, Turner, Gainsborough, Constable, van Gogh, Seurat, Monet and Renoir.
