Are Guggenheim retrospectives a blessing or a curse for artists? Ross Bleckner shares what happened after his 1995 solo show.

Visiting the Frick means checking in on old friends. Holbein’s portraits of the two Sir Thomases, Cromwell and More, are back in the library, silently gossiping about Henry VIII. The pair of schemers ...

As an example of this, Fischer relates a story from the 1990s. She was working on a painting that her son modeled for titled, ...

Art Paris returns for its 27th edition this April. The leading event for modern and contemporary art will host 170 exhibitors from 25 different countries. Thirty-five years after a pair of thieves ...

It seems important to say this now because among the more obvious damage inflicted by Vladimir Putin – to Ukrainian citizens ...

What's open at different San Francisco museums this summer? Check our listing of exhibits and regular programming across the ...

Fashion loves a flower, from Christian Dior's rosettes and Chanel's camellias to Mary Quant's coo-coo-ca-choo daisies and ...

Marion Drummond’s parents wanted her to become an accountant. She had other ideas.

And, of course, from painting to photography ... What is specific in the Manet is now general, mass-produced, ashen. But the Frank image has more motion and more speed. It’s more of a gamble.

The Swiss American photographer Robert Frank (1924-2019) was a beacon of artistic empathy. He was also the prince of blur — the first great photographer to use photographic blur not only to suggest ...

Skye Jackson’s debut poetry collection, “Libre,” leads off with a poem that, back in 2021, won her deserved acclaim.