Psychoses
2024 summer exhibition from 15 june to 15 september 2024

Psychoses

Expressionism in art and film

Nosferatu, Metropolis and The Cabinet of Dr Caligari - the mere mention of these films from the 1920s is enough to make any film-goer shudder. This exhibition at the Museum of Lodeve will re-ignite that thrill for you.

Expressionist cinema, strongly influenced by contemporary painting and graphic art, arose in the 1920s to become an art form in its own right. This exhibition places paintings, drawings and engravings by 30 expressionist artists - including A. Macke, E. Heckel, O. Dix, K. Schmidt-Rottluff and E.L. Kirchner - alongside extracts from twelve famous films.

Psychoses
Psychoses
Extrait de Metropolis de Lang Fritz, 1927
Psychoses
Extrait de Nosferatu le vampire de Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, 1921
An unsettling journey into the universe of Expressionism takes us directly to German society between the wars, with its traumas, dreams and nightmares.

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