Artists
Two ‘Lost’ Alberto Giacometti Drawings Found in Antique Dealer’s Collection
The works were “buried under piles of dust-covered antiques, paintings and drawings”
Tate Modern’s Modigliani Exhibition Ventures Into Virtual Reality
The upcoming retrospective couples works by the famed modernist with the museum's first VR experience
How This Tiny Town Drew World-Class Artists Into the Forests of Finland
Fiskars, Finland — an hour west of Helsinki — was a knife-making village on the decline. Now it's one of the world's most successful artist havens.
Brooklyn Museum’s ‘Legacy of Lynching’ Exhibition Confronts Racial Terror
Video testimony and research findings supplement selections from the museum’s holdings
This Animated Movie About Van Gogh Is Made Entirely of Oil Paintings
<i>Loving Vincent</i> will include more than 56,000 paintings
New Archival Donations Put Edward Hopper's Life in Sharp Focus
Thousands of drawings, letters and more are coming to the Edward Hopper House and the Whitney Museum
How Colorized Historical Footage Is Painstakingly Made
Composite Films conducted 5,800 hours of research and poured over 27 miles of film to create our series America in Color
This Dachau Survivor's Harrowing Art Is on Display for the First Time
Georg Tauber’s paintings detail medical experiments, beatings and eventual liberation
Take an Exclusive Sneak Peek Inside the Renovated Freer Gallery, Reopening in October
Charles Lang Freer gifted this meditative haven for art lovers to the nation and was James McNeill Whistler's friend and patron
Does the Narwhal's Majestic Tusk Have a Point?
A Connecticut dentist, turned curator of a new exhibition, has long worked to solve the secrets of the whale's characteristic horn
What Kind of Footage Do Historical Colorists Like Best?
According to the historians and art directors from Composite Films who worked meticulously on America in Color, these were some of their favorite subjects
New Video Game Parodies What it Means to Be an Art World Star
On Passpartout: The Starving Artist, you do everything from virtually impress collectors to dine on wine and baguettes
Three Generations of Inuit Women Defy Exploitation by Visualizing Resilience and Love
A grandmother, a mother and a daughter, all took up pen and ink to tell their stories
Conservation of a Pair of Saint-Gaudens Goes al Fresco at the Freer
The beauty of dry ice cleaning is the efficient and environmentally safe process; but also the procedure was on view from the street
Forgotten Children’s Book by Maurice Sendak Will Be Published in 2018
The "Where the Wild Things Are" author collaborated on the manuscript with long-time friend Arthur Yorinks
The Whimsical, Chameleon-Like Figure Behind the Myth of Sylvia Plath
Today, visions of a life marked by mental illness endure, but the author had a light side—and a knack for savvy image control
Muralist Nicolas Party Samples Great Artists of the Past Like a Visual DJ
The Hirshhorn's installation, inspired by Barack Obama’s “sun will rise” promise of continuity, highlights fantasy landscapes, beauty of nature
The Story Behind the World’s Largest Watercolor Painting
The massive artwork marks the opening of the MASS MoCA's new 130,000-square-foot wing, which makes it the largest contemporary art museum in the U.S.
Why Piri Thomas' Coming of Age Memoir Still Resonates Today
"Down These Mean Streets" was an instant classic, a text of painful truths
Art Installation Recreates the Smell of Cities Around the World
The Pollution Pod project emphasizes the unequal air quality divide between rich and poor cities
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