Sir Joshua Reynolds, “Portrait of Omai” (c. 1776) (image courtesy of owner) The National Portrait Gallery (NPG) in London and the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles co-owner “Portrait …
Kuwaiti-born artist Alia Farid has been announced as the recipient of the Henie Onstad Kunstsenter’s Lise Wilhelmsen Art Award. As part of the prize, one of the largest in the …
When Josephine Halvorson finds her subject, she stops just long enough to paint it. It could be numbers on the siding of a railroad car, a sign taped to a …
There’s a scene in the classic Woody Allen movie Hannah and her sisters in which a surly artist lectures a new wealthy client that he doesn’t sell paintings “by the …
If you could live with just one piece of art, what would it be? I am constantly hypnotized by the painting of Arshile Gorky The Liver is the Comb of …
April 1 was no joke for Ultima Generazione (UG), a group of Italian climate activists who staged a joint protest in Rome and Ancona that morning. Members of the group …
Shortly after Anton Chekhov formulated the narrative principle now known as “Chekhov’s gun” – if there’s a gun on the wall, it must eventually fire – Andrei Bely unleashed petersburg, …
René Mederos, “Viet Nam Shall Win” (1971), serigraph (courtesy Center for the Study of Political Graphics) An old man sits at the edge of a mangrove bank. Dressed in white, …
Recently named Regional Winner of the 2023 iteration of Tech Nation Rising Stars, Artscape is rapidly becoming recognized as a leading personal art acquisition and management platform. With integration becoming …
The Art Newspaper: If you could live with just one piece of art, what would it be? Beatrice Graton: Daughter (1957), a work by Australian modernist artist Joy Hester, in …
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