Where to Go See Art in the Triangle This Spring
A recent piece in Defector—The Wonder of the Regional Art Museum by the writer Megan Greenwall—extolled the power of overlooked […]
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An Irish Designer Blends Materials and Cultures at World Expo
This article is part of our Design special section about the reverence for handmade objects. One of the first things
Keeper of Francis Bacon’s Secrets? Or a Fantasist and a Trickster?
The last time Barry Joule saw his friend Francis Bacon, it was 10 days before the celebrated painter’s death. No
TEFAF: Ecofeminism Returns, With a Renewed Focus on the Environment and Women
In 2018, the curator Catherine Taft began researching an exhibition on ecofeminism, assuming it would be a retrospective on a
Why Are We So Obsessed With the Color Blue?
WHY, INDEED, HAVE writers been so drawn to the color? According to surveys, blue is by far the world’s most
Why Are We So Obsessed With the Color Blue?
WHY, INDEED, HAVE writers been so drawn to the color? According to surveys, blue is by far the world’s most
Barnes & Noble Widow to Auction $250 Million Art Collection
For decades, a small but mighty painting by the artist Piet Mondrian has greeted visitors in the grand vestibule of
Three of Dawoud Bey’s Favorite Artworks
In Solo Show, a new series from T Magazine, we ask Black artists to curate a list of three treasured
Luna Luna, the Amusement Park at the Shed at Hudson Yards, Draws a Crowd
Supported by SKIP ADVERTISEMENT Sketch Pad Visitors to the avant-garde carnival at the Shed were mostly undeterred by the Basquiat
Walter Robinson, Exuberant Art-World Participant and Observer, Dies at 74
A painter who took his subjects from pop culture, he was also the founding editor of Artnet.com and chronicled the