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
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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.
Torture Pictures: Andres Serrano Rekindles a Painful History
Andres Serrano’s Torture Pictures on display at Jack Shainman Gallery, New York, push the limits of contemporary photography and stir up memories of a painful history.
Andres Serrano Exposes Complex Human Nature
Andres Serrano photograph of Ku Klux Klan member captivates a female guest during his exhibition at the Jack Shainman Gallery ART REVIEW […]
New Vincent van Gogh Investigation Probes His Heart and Art
Irises, an oil n canvas painting by Vincent van Gogh is one of the exceptional works by the famous artist. via Wikimedia Commons […]
Impressionists Water Boat Leisure Period and Art Revealed
Impressionists on the Water, an unprecedented new book celebrates the Impressionists’ themes of water and boats. It provides an insight into the impressionists’ love of water and how it influenced their art.
Claude Monet Early Years of Rebellion, Pain, and Success
Claude Monet Early Years of Rebellion, Pain, and Success are revealing. Learn about Claude Monet Paintings and his struggle as a young painter trying to find his path in the art world
American Visionary Art Museum Outside Art Fall Shows
American Visionary Art Museum is 21. In celebration, the museum has put together some amazing Fall shows that will reposition Outside art and artists to the center
Edgar Degas Dancers Come to Life in the Gallery
The Australian Ballet and Orchestra Victoria brings Edgar Degas Dancers to life in a performance that brings attention to what inspired the artist to depict dancers in his work
Sneakers: A History of Style and Masculine Identity
Kehinde Wiley art inspired sneakers by PUMA includes a selection of African patterns from the artist’s paintings. Image: American Federation of Arts/Bata Shoe […]
Top 20 Pablo Picasso Insightful Quotes on Art and Life
Head of a Woman, a 1934 oil canvas portrait of Marie Thérése Walter by Pablo Picasso, shows the genius of the famous artist […]
Graffiti Art, Issues and Banksy’s Quest for Equity
Rickshaw by Banksy is an example of how the artist explores graffiti art to make statements about capitalism and salient social issues. […]
Modern Art History: MFA Examines Five New Installations
Dos Mujeres (Salvadora y Herminia) by Frida Kahlo (detail), 1928. The oil on canvas is one of the artworks examining modern art history […]
Cy Twombly: Photography, Abstract Art and Memory
Art photographs by abstract expressionist Cy Twombly on display in Spain for the first time reveal an artist determined to capture fleeting memories and time.
Banksy Takes on War, Capitalism, and Liberty in Rome
Jack and Jill by Banksy is one of the works on display in War, Capitalism & Liberty in Rome REVIEW: War, Capitalism & […]