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Pure painting: Wassily Kandinsky and the birth of abstraction by Dr Natalia Murray

Posted on April 29, 2026

One of the pioneers of abstract modern art, Wassily Kandinsky, who spent most of his life between Munich and Paris and died in 1944 as a French citizen, exploited the evocative interrelation between colour and form to create an aesthetic … Continue reading →

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Nobeliate Stories: How the Discoveries of 2025 and Past Years Were Made — and Why They Matter, a Talk by Ilya Kolmanovsky

Posted on October 13, 2025

Join us for an evening with Ilya Kolmanovsky, taking place one week after the announcement of this year’s Nobel Prizes. These will certainly be on the agenda, and Ilya will also share captivating insights into past Nobel laureates: an expelled … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Cambridge talks

Pure painting: Wassily Kandinsky and the birth of abstraction by Dr Natalia Murray

Nobeliate Stories: How the Discoveries of 2025 and Past Years Were Made — and Why They Matter, a Talk by Ilya Kolmanovsky

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