Monet Exhibition On Screen
A new documentary brings the story of Claude Monet to life on the big screen, exploring his iconic use of light and colour. This cinematic event is set to dazzle audiences with its immersion into the world of the famous artist.
Dir: Coletivo Los Ingrávidos
2 mins · 2022
EXHIBITION ON SCREEN: MONET
11 May 2027 – 14 May 2027
Duke of York's Picturehouse (Brighton)
The life and work of Claude Monet, the figurehead of the Impressionist movement, are about to be brought to the big screen in a thrilling documentary that delves into his revolutionary use of light and colour.
What is the film about? The documentary tells the story of Monet's passion and rebellion, showcasing his iconic masterpieces and giving viewers a glimpse into one of the most famous gardens in art history.
Who made the film? The film was directed by Coletivo Los Ingrávidos, although little is known about their vision for the project or how they chose to portray Monet's life and work.
How can I see the film? The film will be screened at the Duke of York's Picturehouse in Brighton from Tuesday, 11 May 2027, and tickets are with the button beside the article.
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