Tate Modern, housed in a former 1950s power station on the south bank of the river Thames has, since its…
Art & Architecture
Pride of place in the first room of this exhibition goes to a vast and very odd painting, “The Disruption…
Almost three years from the date of its closing, the greatly enlarged and revitalized SFMOMA is reopening to almost universal…
Appearances are deceiving or are they? When we see something for the first time do we really see it and…
In 1974 Michael Craig-Martin exhibited an ordinary glass of water on a shelf, the type you normally find in bathrooms,…
It is a long story, but Los Angeles was able to permanently woo the Mapplethorpe archive away from his home…
What do Sarah Jessica Parker, Laura Bush, Taylor Swift, Diana Vreeland, HRH Princess Maria-Chantal of Greece, and Rhianna have in…
If you visit London’s National Portrait Gallery, you’re likely to bump into some eminent Russian poets, artists, musicians, writers and…
Two new and fascinating exhibitions are appearing at San Francisco’s distinguished Asian Art Museum, the largest museum in…
More than 70 works by the illustrious French post-impressionist artist, Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947), now on exhibit at the Legion…
Peter Ustinov once said that if Sandro Botticelli (1445-1510) were alive today, he’d be working for “Vogue.” You can see…
Vogue 100: A Century of Style has just opened at the National Portrait Gallery (NPG) and it takes us back…
You get a good idea of the esteem in which Eugène Delacroix (1798-1863) was held by later French painters from…
Roman Vishniac (1897-1990) was a photographer primarily known for his widely-circulated 1983 book, “A Vanished World,” which contains evocative black…