Damien Hirst’s Pill Cabinets Confront Society’s Faith in Drugs as a Panacea
From Medicine Cabinets to Pill Cabinets, Damien Hirst’s Cathedrals Built on Sand is a reminder of Drug Addiction and an unconventional artistic practice.
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Eco-Friendly NFT Art: How 3 Digital Visionaries are Reforesting the Planet
Artists Create NFTs to raise funds for Trees for the Future and other environmental causes on World Environment Day
Visual Effects: How Artists are Using Unexpected Surfaces for Aesthetics and Meaning
A new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art interrogates how different generations of artists use unexpected surfaces and unorthodox materials for visual effects and meaning.
Michelle Obama: Love and Joy of Service in Chasing Light
Stunning photographs of Michelle Obama and family by former White House photographer Amanda Lucidon on display at the Enoch Pratt Library in celebration of Black History Month.
Brooklyn Museum Frida Kahlo Show was Revealing
Frida Kahlo (with dog), a Gelatin Silver print by Lola Alvarez-Bravo taken around 1944, is part of the Brooklyn Museum Frida Kahlo […]
New Artworks in ‘Heat of the Moment’ at McKenzie Fine Art
Red Waves, egg tempera on calfskin parchment stretched over wood painting by Altoon Sultan is one of the new artworks in Heat […]
Veterans Tell Traumatic Stories of War, Rape, and PTSD
A portrait of Mike is one of the works in Depicting the Invisible, an exhibition of works by Susan J. Barron celebrating American veterans. ART REVIEW: […]
Black Women and Stereotypes: Three Photographers Views
A new photography exhibition examines how black women are perceived in art, the workplace, and through their physical appearance Review
Stuart Davis Black and White Paintings Are Colorful
Untitled (Black and White Variation on Pochade), 1956-58, by Stuart Davis. CreditCreditAll rights reserved Estate of Stuart Davis/Licensed by VAGA, New York, […]
Landscape Photography Artist Captures Beauty of Climate Change
Dutch landscape photography artist Saskia Boelsums captures the beauty of climate change in a show that highlights Dutch landscape painting traditions
Adolf Loos Castigated in Shonibare’s ‘Criminal Ornamentation’
An oil on canvas abstract painting titled Ecclesia, by Bridget Riley is one of the works in Criminal Ornamentation an exhibition curated by […]
Muscle Beach: Larry Silver Photographs of Santa Monica Fun Days
A Man with Dumb-bells at the Muscle Beach, Santa Monica, CA, 1954 by Larry Silver shows some of the fun activities at […]
Boxing Photographs By Larry Fink Reveal the History of Boxing
Two boxers slug it out in the ring at Blue Horizon, Philadelphia, Pennsylvanian, January 1990 in this photograph by Larry Fink whose […]
Contemporary Views of Egyptian Experiences on Full Display
Different generations of Egyptian artists examine the influences of Egypt on their art in Contemporary Views XI, a show in celebration of Al Masar Gallery’s tenth anniversary.
The Resurrection of Christ on Display at the Brooklyn Museum
Giovanni della Robbia’s The Resurrection of Christ, made from glazed terracotta on display at the Brooklyn Museum for the first time in […]
Michael Jackson Remembered in New Show at National Portrait Gallery
Graham Dolphin’s Thriller (Black and White) combines line writing and painting to recreate the image of Michael Jackson taken from the cover […]
LGBTQ Artists Pride Month Celebrates Gender Identity
LGBTQ Artists Pride Month Celebration Illuminates how LGBTQ artists have been responding to issues of gender identity through the years.
New Banksy Works in Paris Take on Migrant Issues
A man hiding a saw behind his back offers a three-legged dog bone in one of the new Banksy works addressing the […]
Frederic Matys Thursz Celebrated at Jeff Lincoln Art + Design
Important works by Frederic Matys Thursz, one of the founders of the Radical Painting Group, are on display at the Jeff Lincoln Art + Design in New York in celebration of the artist’s artistic career.
20 Contemporary Artists Join Georgia O’Keeffe to Celebrate Legacy
The Beyond, an oil on canvas painting by American artist Georgia O’Keeffe is at the center of a new show at the […]