At the puritanical core of the United States, artist Xandra Ibarra’s performance in the Museum of Fine...
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James Hayward in his painting studio in 2015 (photo by and courtesy William Turner) Abstract painter James...
For 50 years, the photographer Jan Staller has been showing us how strange we really are. His...
Maybe it’s because I got my first iPhone when I was 11, or maybe it’s a sign...
Alice Tippit, “Share” (2020), oil on canvas (courtesy Friendly Frames) CHICAGO — I often felt like I...
“Play is how we give permission,” says Vitor Freire, co-founder of the Amsterdam-based studio Imagination of Things....
Welcome to the 334th installment of A View From the Easel, a series in which artists reflect...
In a moment of reckoning and reimagining for monuments, why do millions of people from around the world...
An observational painter, Mark Milroy transports viewers to a circumscribed world where seeing, memory, and imagination are...
For some, the idea of entering a yoga studio can be fraught with feelings of intimidation and...
There’s a certain clarity to Aesop’s visual identity. The Australian skincare brand’s approach to developing clean, luminous...
In sunny Los Cabos, shade is a much-needed amenity. So, when designing Casa en Palmilla in the...
When we consider that enormous metropolises like New York City and Chicago have only come into being...
The art world Olympics — that is, the Venice Biennale — is just about two weeks away. Today,...
Lynda Roscoe Hartigan (photo Alex Paul, courtesy PEM) Art Movements, published every Thursday afternoon, is a roundup of...
A heart-wrenching image of a tearful family torn apart by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has won...
The art world Olympics returns for another season of political drama and nationalist angling for domination. This...
Elena Megalos pens a gorgeous essay on the American Museum of Natural History as a site of...
Ides Kihlen, the beloved Argentinian abstract painter whose first solo exhibition came at age 85, died on...
