Beginning in the mid-20th century, humans began to move more soil than the natural forces of erosion and volcanic activity combined – we became geological agents, as the historian of …
Until this year, I didn’t know much about quilts. But Maris Curran’s 14-minute video”As long as I still live” (2018) showed me the beauty I’ve been missing, painting a subtle …
The New Show”Funk you too! Humor and irreverence in ceramic sculpture”, at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) in New York, articulates the links between groups of artists working …
Fifty years after his death, Picasso’s work still harbors thrills, such as the alleged image of a dog that a team of restorers has just discovered beneath the surface of …
An eagle-eyed swimmer named Gideon Harris recently alerted the Israel Antiquities Authority to what would become a gigantic discovery: 1,800-year-old marble artifacts that sank to the ocean floor when the …
The title of this collective exhibition, “EX VOTO”, a truncation of the Latin ex voto susceptor– translates to “of the vow made”. Curated by Lucy Stein and Sarah Hartnett, a …
As budding professionals in the New York art world, Cristina Cruz and Neha Jambhekar bonded over gallery openings, spending every Thursday evening together tasting wine and art at receptions across …
Step inside Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg’s new installation at the Toledo Museum of Art and you’ll be greeted by a chorus of bird calls: trills, chirps and chirps, descending and flowing …
A veritable apocalypse of mud, death, homelessness and billions of euros in damage: this is the situation in Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, which is facing its worst flooding in a century. …
Top art consultant Lisa Schiff has been hit by a second lawsuit filed by longtime client and close friend Candace Barasch, who claims Schiff owes her at least $2.5 million …
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