Articles

Geometric Abstraction

Carlos Cruz-Diez photographed in front of his work 'Physichromie no. 500' in the RA exhibition 'Radical Geometry'

RA Exhibitions

> 8 years ago

Carlos Cruz-Diez in conversation

The legendary Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz-Diez discusses his experiments with colour and movement, and how he engages viewers with his art.
An installation view of 'Radical Geometry at the RA'. Jesús Soto, Nylon Cube, 1990.

RA Exhibitions

> 8 years ago

A look inside ‘Radical Geometry’

Explore some of the highlights in our exhibition of groundbreaking abstract art from 20th-century South America
Mondrian in his Paris studio in 1933 with Lozenge Composition with Four Yellow Lines, 1933 and Composition with Double Lines and Yellow, 1933.

Opinion

> 8 years ago

Mondrian squared

Two shows shine a new light on the Dutch modern master’s work.
Joaquín Torres-García, Construction in White and Black

RA Exhibitions

> 8 years ago

Modern Art of South America comes to the RA

How does an art movement travel to a new continent? As the RA’s ‘Radical Geometry’ opens, Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro maps the cultural and political changes that were crucial to the development of abstraction in South America.