Nineteen sculptures by Chicago-born sculptor Charles Ray fill three large galleries on the second floor of the Art Institute’s Modern…
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What to make of Alice Anderson’s show at the Wellcome, Memory Movement Memory Objects? What indeed to make…
If you’re a fan or are merely curious about the late Grammy award-winning jazz/blues singer and songwriter Amy Winehouse…
Joseph Cornell is one of the most famous yet enigmatic characters in twentieth-century American art. A leading exponent…
Audrey Hepburn had an extraordinary life, from her childhood as a ballerina, to her first taste of the…
“Painting Set Free” is a remarkable exhibit highlighting the late works of the great British romantic landscape and seascape painter,…
The British sculptor Barbara Hepworth (1903-75) enjoys a pre-eminent position in twentieth-century British sculpture, second only to Henry…
When we put on a brand new pair of shoes “we have pleasure, but suffer a little bit of pain”…
It’s hard to be dispassionate about the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition. Now in its 247th year, the exhibition…
Mera and Don Rubell, prominent art patrons of the Rubell Family Collection in Miami, visited China six times in the…
We think we know what things are about when we see them. Sure, they are what they are, but how…
Archibald Motley Jr. was not your average African-American male in 1914. The man who became a world-renowned artist and contributor…
A thought-provoking new exhibition at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum poses the question “What Is Luxury?” and challenges our traditional…
In our beloved V&A museum, there’s a glowing neon sign overseeing the balcony of the entrance lobby that spells out…