A group of paintings by Francis Hines, an obscure artist active in 1970s and ’80s New York, that were rediscovered after having been discarded near a Connecticut barn will be
In the paintings on paper of Los Angeles based artist and researcher Sandy Rodriguez, each color has a defined function. “Each pigment carries symbolic power,” she recently told ARTnews. “Maya Blue connects
His social realism style was well suited to the difficult subjects, including racism and other forms of oppression, he took on in his art. BOSTON Witnessing Humanity: The Art of
New Tretyakov Gallery In Moscow in 1918, the people’s commissar of education, Anatoly Lunacharsky, approved a list of 143 artists who sought to elevate the aesthetic sensibility of the working
In New York, what’s old is new again and has been for the past few years. Galleries across the city have started to regularly spotlight artists of the past in
The Metropolitan Museum of Art‘s Costume Institute is putting form back into fashion—and placing fashion at the forefront of New York’s busiest institution. On Monday, the museum revealed that its spring 2026
A show at London’s National Portrait Gallery reveals the artist’s astonishing technical skills, but the wall texts are laugh out loud amusing at best and art historically dangerous at worst.
On abstraction and its enduring legacies By Isabel Wünsche In Representing and Interpreting Abstraction Today (Magütt Publishing, 2024), a volume of essays edited by Alessandro Ferraro, a range of authors including artist Peter Halley
Finland’s largest art museum, the Athenaeum, has changed the nationality of the artist Ilya Repin from Russian to Ukrainian following a campaign from Ukrainians for the institution to recognize his true heritage. As
The art in Land. Sea. Sugar. Salt. reflects on the vastness and precarity of the Caribbean landscape, the ebb and flow of its rising sea levels, and coastline erosion. SASKATOON,