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Artists Exhibitions It’s A Lot: Maximalism at Boston’s ICA August 26, 2019 We all know what artistic minimalism is intuitively, I think. Across painting, literature, and music, it’s when there’s… less. A …
Artists Exhibitions Interview: Maria Qamar’s Big Reveal August 22, 2019 Currently disrupting the white walls at Richard Taittinger Gallery is Fraaaandship!, Desi-Pop artist Maria Qamar’s inaugural solo show in New York …
Artists Exhibitions Museums News Leonardo da Vinci’s single-painting show at the Met – Spellbinding Tribute to the Renaissance Genius August 21, 2019 There is just one modestly-sized painting on view in the gallery number 955 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. But …
Exhibitions Museums Bauhaus at Harvard August 19, 2019 In graduate school I took a course on Latin American cinema that primed me for this show, The Bauhaus and …
Curators Exhibitions Museums News Amid Turmoil, Whitney Biennial Takes Pulse of America’s Mindset August 12, 2019 Without a doubt, the most scandalous museum show in New York City right now is the 2019 Whitney Biennial. The …
Artists Exhibitions Uncategorized Healing Through History August 12, 2019 On Tuesday, August 6th, at the Bohemian National Hall in Manhattan, international award-winning photographer, author of the book Memory Traces, …
Collectors Exhibitions Museums The Studio Museum in Harlem in Charleston, SC July 31, 2019 Black Refractions, found on the top floor of the Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston, SC, opens strong with a …
Artists Exhibitions Museums News Uncategorized The 2019 Whitney Biennial – Catalyst for a Political Stance July 29, 2019 This past week Eddie Arroyo, Christine Sun Kim, Augustina Woodgate, and the collective Forensic Architecture joined Korakrit Arunanondchai, Meriem Bennani, …
Art Book Artists Museums Iconoclysms — The new art history book reviewed by the author’s old Prado pal July 25, 2019 The painting above, Saint Dominic of Silos Enshrined as a Bishop, was painted by a Spaniard named Bertolome Bermejo in …
Museums Uncategorized I Want You To Want ‘Us’: Collaboration Works June 12, 2019 As readers of Fine Art Globe know, the Metropolitan Museum of Art has recently welcomed a different type of art — a …
Artists Exhibitions Museums Joan Miró–A World Reborn June 10, 2019 MoMA has named its retrospective on the work Joan Miró after his towering masterwork “The Birth of The World,” …
Exhibitions Museums Uncategorized Warhol opening at SFMOMA signals coming of age for tech mecca May 20, 2019 SFMOMA’s “Andy Warhol: From A to B and Back Again” opened yesterday to a packed house. It is the first …
Museums News Uncategorized Robust Protest at Whitney a Week Before Biennial May 10, 2019 With a week to go before the May 17 grand opening of the Whitney Museum of American Art biennial, visitors …
Exhibitions Museums News ‘Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die’: Time, Place, and Punk May 07, 2019 The year 1976 saw the birth of an indelible cultural moment, more or less simultaneously, in the U.K and New …
Auctions Exhibitions The Everlasting Allure of Fabergé Easter Eggs April 30, 2019 A craft of Easter eggs decoration, a Christian tradition since mid-Middle Ages, was enriched in the late 19th century when the …
Artists Curators Exhibitions News From Manet to today – an exploration of the role of black female model October 29, 2018 Posing Modernity, an exhibition that opened last Thursday at Columbia University’s Wallach Art Gallery is a rare exploration of the trajectory …
Exhibitions Museums Play It Quiet: The Silent Art of Rock and Roll April 22, 2019 “Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock and Roll” at the Metropolitan Museum showcases hundreds of instruments that were either owned …
Artists Exhibitions News Michael Swaney Shines at Johannes Vogt Gallery’s New Uptown Space December 03, 2018 “He is a very …
Curators Exhibitions Museums News Amid Turmoil, Whitney Biennial Takes Pulse of America’s Mindset August 12, 2019 Without a doubt, the most scandalous museum show in New York City right now is the 2019 Whitney Biennial. The …
Artists Brazilian Sculptor Juliana Cerqueira Leite Dazzles on the Bowery September 13, 2018 A stunning show opened up last night and a few dozen people gathered on The Bowery to toast the Brazilian …
Museums News WNYC’s All Of It Takes a Hard Look at Protests at The Whitney February 19, 2019 In late November, a gathering of migrants at the US-Mexico border led to the tear-gassing of some of the participants. …
Artists Curators Exhibitions Confronting Division and Perception at A.I.R. Gallery September 27, 2019 The current state of affairs – locally, nationally, globally – has sharpened our awareness of separation that appears to spring …
Artists Exhibitions News Olga Chernysheva’s ‘Autoradio’ an Intricate Evocation of the Universally Mundane October 30, 2018 Art, as some argue, is what makes us stop short and look anew at the mundane. Olga Chernysheva, a contemporary …
Artists Exhibitions Lucien Freud at Threshold of Human Condition April 25, 2019 Lucian Freud’s distinctive brush stroke and muted palette are extolled for the powerful visualization of texture. Yet, meticulous representation, or …
Artists Exhibitions News Lyrical Pop Art of Idelle Weber Bridges Two Eras December 06, 2018 It is striking to encounter artwork that upon first glance reveals itself being created in another era, yet fresh and …
Artists Exhibitions Uncategorized Healing Through History August 12, 2019 On Tuesday, August 6th, at the Bohemian National Hall in Manhattan, international award-winning photographer, author of the book Memory Traces, …
Artists News Facebook Is Banning Artists and Artworks September 17, 2018 What if you are an artist who relies on Facebook's unprecedented reach to access fans and potential buyers?
Collectors Museums News Winter of Discontent for Museums and Donors February 26, 2019 This winter has been marked by a series of art world protests at prestigious museums in the U.S. and abroad, …
Artists Curators Exhibitions News The Powerful Vernacular Art of Simone Leigh October 08, 2019 Last year’s Guggenheim Hugo Boss prize went to Simone Leigh, a 50-year-old African-American artist whose time, it seems, has come …
Artists Todd Hido’s Operatic Photographs Form a Powerful and Dark New Book October 30, 2018 Todd Hido became famous for his emotional, night-time photographs of suburban homes and empty neon-lit small towns. His images are …
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