Sitting at September Cafe, I watch the autumn leaves separate from the trees and get carried away...
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Artist, educator, and writer Pablo Helguera has been appointed as the new director of the New School’s...
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, “Pink and Blue, the Misses Cahen d’Anvers” (1881), oil on canvas (all images courtesy Atria)...
“Wind knows neither North nor South. Neither East nor West. It moves freely across territories, indifferent to...
Meg Onli (left) and Zack Winokur (right) are the co-curators for the 2028 Whitney Biennale. (photo Bryan...
“When I was 8, my mom told me I could be poor in life, but I should...
Once a largely practical accessory, mirrors have become a canvas for experimentation with form, material, and light....
Say you’re on the hunt for a drawing of a duck wearing a hat or a glimpse...
WASHINGTON, DC — South of Memorial Circle, within eyeshot of the Lincoln Memorial and John F. Kennedy...
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — On October 16 and 17, before a room full of Indigenous artists, curators, and...
The Intermedia and Digital Arts (IMDA) MFA Program at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) invites...
Welcome to the 362nd installment of A View From the Easel, a series in which artists reflect...
Shopping for someone who prefers fewer things can be tricky. After all, the last thing a minimalist...
It’s not uncommon for artists and architects to espouse a desire for breaking conventions and pushing boundaries,...
I’ve covered Steinbeisser in this column before, and the Amsterdam studio’s approach to rethinking objects and how...
Jackson Pollock at The Met, Roy Lichtenstein at the Whitney, and Constantin Brancusi at the Museum of...
For something that determines so much — about the art we make, the art we get to...
Finding a great gift for less than $25 can feel like a challenge, especially when you’re looking...
Visitors to the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) in Boston can soon watch the year-long restoration process...
