Artnet

The Arrows Mean Death: A New Show of Paul Klee’s Wartime Paintings Reveals the Beloved Artist’s Dark Side

An exhibition of work by Paul Klee aims to reveal a darker side of the Swiss-German painter. Currently on view at the Zentrum Paul Klee in Bern, Switzerland, “Klee in Wartime” features an array of ...
Artnet

In the Documentary ‘Angel Applicant,’ a Filmmaker Explores Paul Klee’s Late Work Through the Lens of Their Shared Illness

In the new documentary Angel Applicant, narrator-director Kenneth August Meyer presents an interpretation of painter Paul Klee’s work with an insight that few others would be able to offer, by viewing ...
Inverse

Paul Klee: 5 Paintings That Show His Mastery of Making the Complex Simple

Renown abstract artist Paul Klee lived and breathed creativity. He was the son of a German music teacher and Swiss singer, he was an accomplished violinist in a symphony orchestra before he left a ...
Washingtonian

That Surreal Summer: SUMMER, 1976 and the Work of Paul Klee

“She muttered something about Paul Klee as we talked about my work… I was surprised that she knew him.” – Diana, Summer, 1976 by David Auburn Every now and then, someone you just met will drop a ...