Review: “Canvas to Clay” at the San Antonio Museum of Art
Canvas to Clay: Georgia O’Keeffe & Maria Martinez to Mata Ortiz & Tonalá is a deceptively quiet exhibition, occupying the Steves Gallery at the San Antonio Museum of Art (S...
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Canvas to Clay: Georgia O’Keeffe & Maria Martinez to Mata Ortiz & Tonalá is a deceptively quiet exhibition, occupying the Steves Gallery at the San Antonio Museum of Art (S...
DR STEFAAN HAUTEKEETE is the Curator of Old Master Drawings at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium (KMSKB). His own research concentrated on contemporary art, but a job came...
If you’re unfamiliar with the name Roy Lichtenstein, you are surely familiar with his style. Lichtenstein was a prominent figure in the pop art movement of the 1960s. He is known f...
Many have called him boring, a peddler of simpleminded beauty. At the Met, a blockbuster exhibition restores his standing.
THE Victoria and Albert Museum in London has a collection of hundreds of John Piper’s works. Among them are the seven panels that constitute the final cartoon for the Chichester Tr...
Some genres of art have become so ubiquitous and sloppified that it now requires a particularly creative and refined execution for the works to rise above the morass. Abstract pain...
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"The Gift of Drawing" at the Menil Collection paints a more complete picture of an artist who worked by chance and spent a lifetime reaching back toward the origins of art itself.
PICASSO exhibitions are fixtures of the art calendar, but rarely are they opened by a queen and a cardinal. In Burgos Cathedral’s new gallery, Queen Sophia of Spain and Cardinal Jo...
Review: Collective on Edinburgh’s Calton Hill is showing the first Scottish solo exhibition by London-based artist Edinburgh College of Art graduate Paloma Proudfoot. The post Palo...
Featured artist Delbosque shares an energetic portfolio of abstracts that celebrate color and spontaneity. The post Featured Artist Delbosque appeared first on Artsy Shark.
This career-spanning exhibition in Venice was inspired by the role religion played in classical art history.
At both miart and Paris Internationale, next-generation talents pushed painting, sculpture and installation art into unstable yet compelling territory.
At Alexander Gray Associates and the Whitney Biennial, the artist advances his decades-long inquiry into ornament, abstraction and intuition.
The distinctive, often enchanting, blue pigment that one finds in ancient Maya architectural embellishment, murals, codices, sculpture, and other cultural artifacts, notes Kristoph...
This article is part of a series of pieces authored by Vincent Solis, Contemporary Art Month’s 2026 Critical Writing Fellow. The Critical Writing Fellowship program is a partnershi...
This May, exhibitions around the world interrogate pressing themes, from the importance of proper representation to the future of our natural spaces. The post Five Exhibitions for...
The stark, wild landscape of the desert draws a particular kind of person: one who prefers the quiet drama of vast powers over the constant chatter of an urban life. The American W...
Stonehaven art and framing gallery Eion Stewart's current exhibition explores the expressive and technical possibilities of contemporary printmaking. The post Getting Inky at Eion...
Featured artist and painter Zshu-Zshu Mark presents a portfolio that ranges from luminous watercolors to bold abstraction. The post Featured Artist Zshu-Zshu Mark appeared first on...
This exhibition proposes that while beauty and ugliness are both compelling, the former might be best defined by the rejection of the latter.
“One purpose of these studies is to be loosened from my scholarly superego (which isn’t very strong, in any case).”
The first question Lachlan Goudie asks himself when he sees a work of art is not why it was created, but how. For this book, he poses that question of artworks created by the earli...
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