Dawn of Impressionism - Film Tickets

Meet Dawn of Impressionism - Film, a compelling documentary in the Exhibition on Screen series that brings to light the transformative 1874 independent exhibition that marked the dawn of Impressionism. Directed by Ali Ray and produced by Phil Grabsky, this ~90-minute journey revisits Monet, Renoir, Degas, Morisot, and Cézanne as they challenged artistic conventions and reshaped modern painting. In 2025, audiences around the world can experience this cinematic exploration at select screenings, with venues spanning New York, Columbus, Plymouth, London, and Pasadena. Secure your seats and join a cinematic celebration of a pivotal art movement.

Synopsis: The film situates Monet's Impression, Sunrise within its historical context, highlighting how a modest independent show catalyzed a revolution in art. The documentary combines expert commentary, archival material, and contemporary screenings that have helped bring the story of Impressionism to a global audience. Follow Dawn of Impressionism - Film for updates on new screenings and related educational resources. For fans and newcomers alike, this documentary offers a thoughtful, accessible look at a pivotal moment in art history.

Upcoming screenings (dates and venues will vary by date):

• Symphony Space, New York — March 20, 2025
• Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus — March 20, 2025
• Plymouth Arts Cinema, Plymouth — April 3–5, 2025
• JW3, London — April 2–17, 2025
• The David Lean Cinema, London — April 22, 2025
• Norton Simon Museum, Pasadena — October 25, 2025

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Whether you’re revisiting a landmark moment in art history or discovering it for the first time, Dawn of Impressionism - Film offers an accessible, informative look at how a modest exhibition reshaped the world’s view of modern art. We’ve got you with reliable, straightforward access to screenings and related resources.