The Wall Art Gallery is thrilled to announce Motusrealism Unveiled: Ashvin Harrison's Eternal Dance , a captivating solo exhibition by globally celebrated Australian artist Ashvin Harrison, opening ...

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The Things With Feathers is a remarkable film about grief, based on the book by Max Porter, who tells us the hallucinatory ...

The Yellow Prince,” Ukrainian poet Vasyl Barka’s masterpiece account of Stalin’s artificial famine, is emblematic of Ukraine’s struggle not only against foreign invaders, but against evil itself.

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A long time ago, I ran into Iris Murdoch at a party where the host had unleashed a lethal cocktail on his guests in order to ...

Her undulating looped-wire sculptures and drawings of flowers hint at personal depths, in a major retrospective at MoMA.

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The eyes got me. Sir Thomas More by Hans Holbein the Younger isn’t the brightest, or the largest painting in its room—it might be the smallest—but it’s easily the most striking. It called to me from ...