Picasso and Paper at The Royal Academy of Arts
These photographs are from the Picasso and Paper exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts. The exhibition was curated by Anna Dumas.
“Picasso and Paper” at the Royal Academy of Arts was a major exhibition showcasing how Pablo Picasso used paper not just as a surface for drawing but as a fundamental material in his creative process. Held in 2020, it featured over 300 works, including drawings, prints, collages, sculptures, and sketchbooks.
Key Themes:
- Paper as a medium: The exhibition highlighted how Picasso tore, burnt, folded, and layered paper to create innovative works.
- Chronological and thematic approach: It traced his use of paper across his career, from early academic studies to late cut-outs.
- Rare and intimate works: Included rarely seen pieces and personal items that revealed his working methods and experimentation.
https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/article/video-exploring-picasso-and-paper-24
