The first publication to focus on the Art Institute's outstanding collection of American modernism, this volume includes over 175 important paintings, sculptures, decorative-art objects, and works on ...

The name Howard Smith likely doesn't ring a bell for most Americans, but in Scandinavian countries, the Black American artist was revered — and remains part of the cultural conversation several years ...

The Chairman of H-E-B has been collecting art for decades. For the first time ever, North Texans can see dozens of selected works at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art. American Modernism from the ...

Curator Denise Muller revisits a major movement in American art and history for what may be the most celebrated exhibition the institution has seen “This landmark exhibition celebrates the brilliant ...

When David Hockney’s 1968 double portrait Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy failed to sell at Sotheby’s in 1985—bought in at $570,000 against a $650,000 reserve—few could have predicted that 40 ...

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I should have known better than to expect to meet someone who once described himself as a “poor man’s Howard Hughes.” And yet, how could I not try? After all, the man is not exactly a hidden ...

WATERVILLE — What was Maine to Louise Nevelson, who landed in Rockland in 1905 at age 6 with her family? A stop, and as brief a one as she could make it. ‘’I never made friends,’’ she told one ...

In The Slip, Prudence Peiffer looks at the role an overlooked neighborhood played in the lives and work of an eclectic set of postwar artists. A common adage about New York City is that every great ...

Pictures of Belonging at the Smithsonian American Art Museum spotlights Miki Hayakawa, Hisako Hibi, and Miné Okubo, three Japanese American women artists whose overlooked stories bring powerful voices ...

When New York art dealer Marianne Boesky makes her debut at the TEFAF Maastricht fair in the Netherlands next week, she will present an intriguing pairing of two artists born a century apart. One is ...