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An exploration of Surrealist landscapes, Surrealism from Caribbean and African diasporic artists, and more mark the art movement's centennial.
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In New Exhibition, Curators Fashion a New Story for Sculptor Camille Claudel that Centers Her Prodigious Talent
The curators have fashioned a new life story for Claudel.
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Frank Stella’s Greatest Legacy Was as a Master Sadist
His early paintings are acrid and difficult to view—and that's what makes them great.
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‘Berthe Morisot in Nice’ Delves into the Impressionist Painter’s Working Methods
In their research, curators including art historian Marianne Mathieu also came across evidence contradicting the belief that all Impressionist painting was executed swiftly.
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The Quiet Power of Marisol’s Work Is Highlighted in a Traveling Retrospective
In her multifaceted practice, she was prescient in subtly addressing social and political issues, such as the immigrant experience, the environment, Native American rights, and social injustice…
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The Best Booths at 1-54 New York, From Leaf Assemblages to Invented Archaeological Finds
Some of the fair's strongest presentations came from galleries hailing from Nigeria and South Africa.
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25 Artworks Not to Miss at New York’s Museum of Modern Art
The museum receives about seven million visitors each year, making it one of the most popular art destinations in the world.
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Who Was Mary Cassatt and Why Was She So Important?
We examine 14 key artworks that reflect the diverse facets of Cassatt's career, as well as the privileges and constraints of female artists in a male-dominated 19th-century art world.
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18 Impressionist Artworks that Capture the Spirit of the Movement
Marked by contemporary subject matter and loose brushwork, these works rejected the traditional forms and techniques favored by the official annual Paris Salon.
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