Although I had viewed this exhibition I was fascinated to be told that both Artists were born 100 years apart. I also found Luca’s critique of the work most interesting.
Especially in the way he compares and contrasts the style of both artists and what he believes motivated them.
The article was didactic, carefully considered
and made me reflect on why Tracy Emin had considered to include the particular work of Edvard Munch exhibited in the exhibition.

A very interesting take - I fully agree that both artists paint from a deeply emotional place, but in different ways - Emin being such a damaged person, and Munch's concern with mental health. The task of summing up this kind of exhibition and particularly the emotional impact it has on one-self is by no means an easy one and I love that you have noted the small details that you liked specifically, such things are important and equally noteworthy as the intended or interpreted meaning behind the work.

An interesting and thoughtful review of a very adult and complex exhibition, which opens a door into very deep emotional responses of both these artists to their own inner worlds a century apart.
Luca also gives his personal response to the details that caught his eye regarding the artists very different techniques.

A great review that really looks at the artist's motivations, the way the present their work and great to see how Emin reflects her work through the similarities and contrasts of Munch as inspiration. What has this exhibition inspired you to look in to, or take from the experience?

It inspired me to use a different style. I saw in one of Munch's artworks he used criss cross brush work. I then made a piece of work using a similar technique.