Louise Bourgeois: Art, Feminism, Pink and Blue Days
Pink Days, a 2008, archival dye printed on fabric, with embroidery by the celebrated French-American artist Louise Bourgeois on display at the […]
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Anne-Marie Cosgrove’s Giant Paintings Are Moments of Reflection
Giant, an acrylic on canvas painting measuring 72 x 48 inches, is one of the giant paintings in Anne-Marie Cosgrove’s new exhibition […]
Washington DC Residents Open Up in Darius Frank’s Video Installation
A Collage painting with the portrait drawing of a girl by Darius Frank, winner of seventh Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series, was part […]
Portrait Photographs of Legend Passed in Tribute Show
Portrait photograph of Prince, Love Symbol Guitar triptych is one of the portrait photographs in Legend Passed, an exhibition that pays tribute to […]
Henryk Ross’s Grim Photos Remind Us of Life in Nazi Ghettos
Photograph of Ghetto Police with Woman Behind Barbed Wire by Henryk Ross taken in 1942, documents life in the Lodz Ghetto set […]
Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series Finalists Unveil Exhibitions
Ivan Alifan, the People’s Choice winner of the Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series with Rosario Dawson at the unveiling of his solo exhibit Escape […]
Drawing Project at High Line Art Draws People From the Back
Drawings of Pepe and Meriela and Henrique by Jesús “Bubu” Negrón are part of The Back Portrait Project. ART PROJECT: In The Back […]
Giant Rekindles Memories of Movies Past
Installation view of Ballroom Marfa from Giant, a three-channel film installation by Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler. Photo: Frederik Nilsen ART REVIEW: Teresa […]
Phulkari Embroidered Textiles Are Powerful Symbols of Identity
Exceptional Phulkari Embroidered Textile Designs at the Philadelphia Museum of Art reexamines the history of this powerful symbol of Punjabi Cultural identity and how contemporary fashion designers are making it relevant.
Sherlock Holmes, My Dad, and Me: Celebrating a Father’s Love
Charles Veley, co-author of the Sherlock Holmes & Lucy James Mystery Series, and father of Anna Elliott is celebrated on Fathers day for […]
23 Amazing Quotes About Yosaku Maezawa and Basquiat
Basquiat: Through the Eyes of a Friend reveals the artist’s progress towards the point where his Untitled painting was bought by Yosaku […]
Whitney Museum Bucksbaum Award Goes to Pope. L
Claim 2017, an art installation by Pope.L aka William Pope.L, winner of Whitney Museum of African Art Bucksbaum Award. Image: Whitney Museum. ART […]
Goodman Gallery Looks Ahead With Yinka Shonibare MBE
The Pursuit, one of the amazing works by Yinka Shonibare MBE, who will now be represented by Goodman Gallery of South Africa. […]
Peju Alatise Addresses Girl Child Issues With ‘Flying Girls’
Discrimination against the girl child is the focus of Flying Girls, an art installation by Peju Alatishe presently on display at 57th Venice Biennale
Forgotten Nigerian Artists Celebrated at Venice Biennale
Installation view of Victor Ehikhamenor’s A Biography of the Forgotten, a large-scale installation celebrating Forgotten Nigerian Artists at the 57th Venice Biennale. Image: Victor […]
African American Artists Tackle Issues of Race, Gender, and the Economy
African American artists have for decades used their work to protest injustice. A new exhibition highlights the works of African American artists who use their artworks to address issues of race, gender, and the economy.
Korean Photographer Han Youngsoo Exposes Seoul After War
Korean Photographer Han Youngsoo documents life in Seoul after the Korean War. Image: International Center of Photography ART REVIEW/PHOTOGRAPHY In a new show at […]
Annie Leibovitz Early Years Archive at LUMA Foundation
Eight thousand photographs by celebrated photographer Annie Leibovitz go on display at Luma Arles, France
American Watercolor Paintings Tell Stories of a Rejected Medium
Apple Picking, a watercolor painting by Winslow Homer, is one of the American watercolor paintings on display in American watercolor at the […]
Marcel Duchamp Fountain Scandal at Philadelphia Museum of Art
Marcel Duchamp Fountain Scandal is at the core of a new show at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. It provides art lovers the opportunity to learn about the controversial piece and other readymades.