Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Münter painting outdoors, at Kochel (Unknown) In a pretty little town called Murnau, in the foothills of the Bavarian Alps, there ...

"It isn't just the characters who have gone insane, but almost the environment itself." Can films from the early days of cinema still influence movies being made today? Of course they can! And they ...

"He influenced me in the way I’m not afraid of clear cinematic gestures," Guadagnino said of Spielberg. When it comes to influencing other filmmakers, Steven Spielberg is unparalleled among modern ...

The German fantasist Paul Scheerbart’s greatest novel, Lesabéndio, was first published in 1913, the year that Expressionism began to flower in Berlin. The novel, both deriving from and contributing to ...

When production designer Stefan Dechant (Disney’s upcoming hybrid “Pinocchio”) got a surprise call to meet with Joel Coen on the spur of the moment to discuss “The Tragedy of Macbeth,” his noir-like ...

‘Der Sturm,’ cover of Volume 8, Issue 7 (October 1917) (all screen shots from ‘Der Sturm’ via the Blue Mountain Project) Der Sturm, the title of the arts magazine that served as the mouthpiece for ...

Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s (LACMA) pre-eminent role as the American museum most regularly engaged in exhibitions to re-examine German Expressionism, its offshoots and variants was firmly ...

"An introduction to the expressionistic movement": p. [11]-[40] by P. W. Guenther. Includes catalog of the exhibition. DEUTSCHER EXPRESSIONISMUS = GERMAN EXPRESSIONISM : TOWARD A NEW HUMANISM : AN ...

Among the emaciated figures, somber portraits, and crude experiments in primitivism, many of the characters in the National Gallery’s new exhibition of German Expressionist prints, drawings, ...

The 1918–19 German Revolution is too often overlooked in the history books that chronicle social breakdowns in the Weimar Republic. Fortunately, “The Anxious Eye: German Expressionism and Its ...

Every month, hundreds of galleries add newly available works by thousands of artists to the Artnet Gallery Network—and every week, we shine a spotlight on one artist or exhibition you should know.

American writer-director Robert Eggers is making an impressive bid to be one of the leading filmmakers associated with the ’20s—the 1920s, when the crepuscular, emotion-laden style we now call German ...