In the late 1970s, a unique and magical era unfolded in the heart of New York City, and Bill Bernstein, an award-winning portrait and documentary photographer, was there to capture …
Nature has a captivating way of inspiring creativity, and for Quebec-based artist Robert M. Deschenes, it’s been a lifelong journey of self-discovery through art. Robert Deschenes, a naturalist wildlife artist, …
Jane Gottlieb, a California-based photographer and painter, whose artistic journey is a testament to a lifelong love affair with paint, shapes, and colors. From her beginnings as a painter to …
A version of Van Gogh’s Sunflowers, similar to the one at London’s National Gallery, is now the focus of an ambitious exhibition of still-life paintings at Japan’s Sompo Museum of …
A former employee of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York is suing the arts institution and three of its employees, accusing the museum of disability discrimination and …
Veteran auctioneer and Christie’s executive Jussi Pylkkänen will be leaving auction house after nearly four decades, according to a statement from Christie’s. Pylkkänen will be stepping into a new role …
When Hilda Graetz fled Nazi Germany for South Africa in late 1935, she took with her a painting by Max Pechstein that her father had given her. She got a …
Last week, Christie’s executive management in New York received several complaints regarding two paintings by renowned Lebanese artist Ayman Baalbaki that were due to be auctioned at the house’s Modern …
The Whitney Museum of American Art has cast a curatorial eye on its food and beverage offerings and commissioned artworks by Rashid Johnson and Dyani White Hawk to help revamp …
In his brilliant, passionate, and all-too-brief life, Caravaggio defined a revelatory Baroque style marked by suspense and realism—not to mention high drama lighting. His daring and direct style shook 16th-century …
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