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Review: Five Years Later, Old East Dallas’ “Chateau Show” Still Feels New

Good art shows are grounded yet fresh, a balance that is hard to achieve. Now in its fifth year, the annual Chateau Show at the Aldredge House on Swiss Avenue in Dallas knows what...

Review: Chavis Mármol at Artpace, San Antonio

I used to think art was created to give us hope, to be a ray of light in a present that often feels unpromising and defeated. Until I met artist Chavis Mármol. Mármol was selected...

Review: Outsider Art on Display at a New York City Museum

The American Folk Art Museum curates works by self-taught artists.

Review: Bodies in Flux: River Shell at Tureen

River Shell’s paintings withhold as much as they reveal. In The Dust is Here to Stay, at Tureen in Dallas, anonymous figures are marked by subtle codes of sexuality, masculinity, a...

The 90s: Art and Fashion review – this isn’t an exhibition, it’s a magazine spread

Tate Britain, LondonThe Young British Art of the 1990s was brash and macabre but also intelligent and emotional. This breathlessly superficial show reduces it to a stylish poseJake...

Frieze review – you’ll see more avant garde wonders in the Bake Off tent

Regents Park, LondonThis year’s art fair is a jumble sale of mediocre paintings for the super-rich, while its Masters sibling hawks dinosaur skulls and sleazy 19th-century nudes. W...

Renoir and Love Review: A Joyful Exhibition Reminding Us Of Life’s Pleasures

Seek out joy and life's pleasures in this new exhibition.

A gallery glow up, spooky sculpture and a magical modern – the week in art

A grand survey of light art illuminates Durham, St Ives gets macabre and London goes big on land art – all in your weekly dispatchVictory Over the SunA Russian futurist spectacle f...

De Kooning Draws a Picture

Willem de Kooning's works on paper document his efforts to find ways of retaining both image and abstraction, depth and flatness.

Review: The Art of Banksy returns to Atlanta, still without his permission

The second Atlanta edition of "The Art of Banksy" puts more than 200 works, reproductions, and spectacles behind the walls of Pullman Yards. Five years after its initial Atlanta ru...

Review: Shouting Through Porcelain & Barbed Wire at Ruiz-Healy Art, San Antonio

What happens when traditionally feminine craft becomes a means of questioning borders, identity, and systems of power? In Our Hands, a two-person exhibition at Ruiz-Healy Art in Sa...

One Fine Show: “Mary Cassatt, After Impressionism” at the Art Institute of Chicago

The museum's survey reframes the artist as a radical printmaker and an uncompromising figure who preferred the title independent, rejected official honors and pursued her own forma...

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Sculpture titled ‘Surface Breach’ by artist Andre Braun on the opening day of the 'Sculpture by the Sea' outdoor exhibition in Bondi, Sydney, Australia. — Reuters

Looking Class

Timely questions lurk at the heart of connoisseurship: What counts as originality, what value do we place on it, how do we protect it?

Turning Around the Easel

The painter Emily Mae Smith hands over her brush to a character borrowed from pop culture—a gesture with symbolic depth.

A Work Of (T)Art | Osteria Locatelli Has Created a Renoir-Inspired Menu 

Three dishes inspired by Renoir’s paintings, to pair with the National Gallery’s new exhibition

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“Matisse’s Femme au Chapeau: A Modern Scandal,” Reviewed

More than a century after its incendiary début, “Woman with a Hat” remains wonderfully resistant to the dictates of beauty and taste.

Review: Fragments of a Common Reality: Jeremy DePrez at David Shelton Gallery, Houston

I saw Jeremy DePrez at the beginning of this past summer; he was mentioning, among other things, taking on the neutral space of David Shelton’s gallery for his first show there, an...

One Fine Show: “Ana Mendieta” at Tate Modern in London

Sent from Havana to live in the United States at 12, Mendieta abandoned painting in graduate school for performance, film and a land-based practice inspired in part by her personal...

Review: Rage Exported: “From Texas with Love” at the LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies, New York

In New York, where I live, the trees are going red. They’re blooming like slow, unreal fire; orange like I have never seen is swallowing what’s left of summer. In Texas, where I’m...

Light and Magic: The Birth of Art Photography review – a rhapsodic show to stop you in your tracks

Tate Modern, LondonFrom a Singapore construction worker to a loincloth-wearing Sri Lankan, this awe-inspiring and truly global exhibition finds epic beauty in the everydayI don’t r...

Review: Sanctuaries, Fortresses, and Spawning Grounds: The Works of Beverly Buchanan and Dionne Lee

“As they become known and accepted to ourselves, our feelings, and the honest exploration of them, become sanctuaries and fortresses and spawning grounds for the most radical and d...

One Fine Show: “Timeless Mucha, The Magic of Line” at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

His commercial advertising in Belle Époque Paris anticipated psychedelia, comic book cover design, rock posters and more.