In a leafy, affluent enclave of southeast London is Dulwich Picture Gallery. Designed by regency architect Sir John Soane (who…
Art & Architecture
Tate Britain’s new spring exhibition focuses on British sculptor and Turner Prize winner Richard Deacon (born 1949) and is the…
If you were sorry you missed South African artist William Kentridge’s 2010 production of Igor Stravinsky’s short opera “The…
Under 35: Part II features art work by four artists, Sonya Kelliher-Combs, Heidi Brandow, Brandee Caoba and Moira Garcia, all with…
Here is a great idea for a show. The Royal Academy of Arts has invited seven international architects to transform…
Given Britain’s fine maritime heritage, and the painter John Mallard William Turner’s unerring ability to capture the mercurial nature of…
Swedish master Anders Zorn (1860-1920) may be the world’s finest under-appreciated artist. Unlike many renowned artists, Zorn’s heyday occurred during…
What distinguishes a fine contemporary artist from a master? One may find the answer at the extraordinary “David Hockney: A…
Everyone wants to fit in, even artists. But Alex Katz has never fit into mainstream modernism, or what passes for…
The vibrant and stimulating “Beyond Belief: 100 Years of the Spiritual in Modern Art” was jointly organized by San Francisco’s…
I hope that because of this beautiful and fascinating exhibit, Richard Diebenkorn (1922–1993) will cease to be known as a…
At the Petit Palais, “Félix Ziem, j’ai rêvé le beau” could easily carry the subtitle “How to Make a Great…
“Régates à Argenteuil” (1893), by Gustave Caillebotte, is among the works in “Impressionists on the Water”Photo © Comité Caillebotte, Paris…
The French have a word, dépaysement. Roughly translated, it means the disorientation one experiences in a new culture away from…