These amazing works come from ansom Kiefer, the greatest artist in the world - I think he should call it the title in 2014 - a new exhibition at the Royal Academy of art is deeper than his memory. The theme is the death of the gods. Kiefer understands the style of Wagner as the lingering voice of the myth of this period in another era of fear. 1945 is Hitler's night of the gods and the year of the artist's birth. Turning this gallery into a haunted castle or a U-shaped German submarine, carrying a bed dead hero, Kiefer invented a new kind of history and fear. You will find his amazing paintings in two-dimensional and three-dimensional space, the difference between the failure.

Kiefer's creation is the pinnacle of art, vibration and value in the 21st century. For kentrich, history is an endless series of images. In this exhibition, Kent Ritchie's comic sketch is placed in a sculpture setting, and contemporary resolutions surround it. Einstein's theory of relativity, Russian reaction, the birth of Dadaism in Voltaire's tavern, and m é Li è The early movie "journey to the moon" was the inspiration for these interesting and serious works of art. As a witness of history, or a helpless and lucky clown, Kentridge himself is the protagonist of Paul Sorrentino's films. Lao he is sad. These images present the image of an artist. His art is Thomas Mann's epic novel in the 21st century, full of fables and ambition.

For more than 3 million years in South Africa, William Kent ridge can be regarded as a pagan in the history of art. One of the oldest works in the exhibition, "the portrait of discovery", is created by early human ancestors and, in practice, is just a pebble shaped like a human face. This is also called art? It's not only about artistic creation, but also about human survival and struggle. Britney Spears and the anti apartheid badge tell us about the demise of South Africa's history just like masks and paintings. The exhibition also includes a rock painting, one of the masterpieces of art that you will see.