LOS ANGELES — Music is, arguably, the secular world’s substitute for religious experience. From the pilgrimage aspects of festivals like Burning Man and Coachella to the more regular gatherings of …
Painter Françoise Gilot, whose 1964 memoir detailing her tumultuous ten-year relationship with Pablo Picasso became an international bestseller, died on June 6 in New York at the age of 101. …
that of San Francisco Minnesota Street Project (MSP) opened in March 2016 on the grounds of three warehouses – two spaces for galleries located at 1275 Minnesota Street and 1150 …
At the beginning of 2022, director David Gutnik flew to Warsaw with the intention of making a film about Ukrainian refugees, who, since the invasion of the country by Russia, …
Françoise Gilot, a tireless artist whose output has spanned more than 80 years and has defied simple categorization – and efforts to define her simply as a footnote in the …
Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have taken over the National Museum of Sudan, the largest museum in the country, Reuters reports. The museum’s deputy director, Ekhlas Abdellatif, told the …
As an “ode to the ultimate muse of summer”, the London gallery Saatchi Yates has organized the exhibition “Bathers”, on view until August 10. Artists have depicted this subject since …
Manhattan Dealer Robert Mnuchin is the latest art market powerhouse to enter the restaurant business, opening a French-Italian restaurant with his daughter Valérie Mnuchin on New York’s Shelter Island, a …
German auctioneer Van Ham yesterday reaffirmed the rapid rise of the German auction market with the record sale of a Picasso portrait. Bust of a woman (1971), painted just two …
This very succinct and engaging book, about how Danish design and modern Danish helped shape 1950s American design culture and taste, weaves its story around the story of two chairs …
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