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'Worlds within Worlds'
Baroque Traditions, Contemporary Visions
Mar 2026 - Aug 2026

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In this towering, two-metre-tall oil painting, Tintoretto depicts Christ rising from the grave, illuminated by a rising sun. Christ carries a red-and-white banner in his left hand, while his right hand delivers a gesture of blessing or benediction to the awakening soldier positioned below. In its original church setting – likely as an altarpiece placed high above churchgoers – the foreshortened figure of Christ would have delivered an even more dramatic sense of the miracle of life defeating death.
WORLDS WITHIN WORLDS

Introducing 'Worlds within Worlds'

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WORLDS WITHIN WORLDS

Explore the Baroque in 'Worlds within Worlds'

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This photograph captures a view of a salon-style installation of photographs, with very small works hung at the far edges and the largest works hung in the middle. In the foreground, columns made of tape from inside VHS cassettes appear both monumental and transparent. Multiple artists are represented; however, each photograph included has dramatic, Baroque elements in its composition.
WORLDS WITHIN WORLDS

Baroque symbolism, drama and divinity

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In this towering, two-metre-tall oil painting, Tintoretto depicts Christ rising from the grave, illuminated by a rising sun. Christ carries a red-and-white banner in his left hand, while his right hand delivers a gesture of blessing or benediction to the awakening soldier positioned below. In its original church setting – likely as an altarpiece placed high above churchgoers – the foreshortened figure of Christ would have delivered an even more dramatic sense of the miracle of life defeating death.
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Baroque traditions: Tintoretto

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The Earth is an Hourglass
WORLDS WITHIN WORLDS

Worlds within Worlds

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