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In addition to the amazing Henri Cartier-Bresson photos, one other way of understanding the photography career of this famous photographer is through his quotes. Here are the top 50 Henri Cartier-Bresson Quotes on photography
A new exhibition in New York and a new film examine the late teenage years of Jean-Michel Basquiat, his friends, and other artists, writers, filmmakers, and musicians that influenced his artistic career.
Maryland Institute College of Art Fiber students explore performance, dance, puppetry, costume, sculpture, and ready-to-wear fashion in an experimental fashion event
In his new photography exhibition, Wild Encounters, British fine art photographer David Yarrow goes beyond photographing endangered wildlife. His most recent works are full of political innuendos.
Zheng Chongbin’s rendering of Walking Penumbra, the focus of his new solo show at the INK Studio Beijing ART REVIEW Walking Penumbra, a […]
How do you celebrate Harvest? Netherland photographer Frank van Driel travels through time using his photographs to exam how people are Celebrating Harvest
revision of the Smithsonian Campus Master Plan reflects a commitment to preserving the intimate character of the treasured Haupt Garden, the most historically significant areas and cultural institutions in the nation’s capital.
Jean-Michel Basquiat and Egon Schiele go head to head in two blockbuster exhibitions at the Fondation Louis Vuitton Paris that features a selection of artworks highlighting the artistic career of both artists.
Bill Arning with artist Jan Rattia in front of the artist’s large portrait photographs at the 13th edition of Aqua Art Miami. Image: […]
A Digital chromogenic print titled Anima by Native American artist Meryl McMaster on display at the Eiteljorg Museum as part of Native […]
A cross-section of artworks in Art Without Labels, a new experiment by Bombay Sapphire that tracks how visitors to museums and art galleries […]
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston gets 113 Dutch and Flemish paintings, including those by Dutch masters such as Rubens, Rembrandt, and van Dyck
Mayan Jade Pectoral, an important artifact used by kings or other elite figures in Maya, is one of the exceptional works in […]
Art lovers are in for a treat this fall as museums and galleries present Fall Art Exhibitions featuring the works of famous artists and emerging one.
Screenshot of a cat from Basement, a single channel HD color video art with sound, one of the contemporary video art ideas by […]
Some of the guests at the Art Expo Chicago 2017 Vernissage celebrate six years of art and partnership in a city that […]
Pink Days, a 2008, archival dye printed on fabric, with embroidery by the celebrated French-American artist Louise Bourgeois on display at the […]
Giant, an acrylic on canvas painting measuring 72 x 48 inches, is one of the giant paintings in Anne-Marie Cosgrove’s new exhibition […]
Jordan Nassar Traces the History of Palestinians through hand-embroidery in his second solo exhibition at Anat Ebgi Gallery. The new works reveal his longing for a utopian future where the Israeli-Palestinian conflicts are a distant memory.
In her first solo museum exhibition in New York, Toyin Ojih Odutola investigates the private lives of two fictional aristocratic Nigerian families to address the issues of race and the sociopolitical construct of skin color.