Lecture
This lecture explores the life and work of Yves Klein, a major figure in the New Realism movement. It delves into Klein's unique approach to art, from his monochrome paintings to his performances with living brushes and anthropometries. The lecture also discusses the formation of the New Realism group, its manifesto, and the key exhibitions that marked its development. Klein's quest for immateriality, his mystical beliefs, and his innovative use of different mediums are highlighted, shedding light on his significant contribution to the avant-garde art scene of the 20th century.