The new coffee-table book celebrates two decades of Thomas Elias Lockhart III’s work while giving aspiring collectors a practical entry point into owning and preserving Black art.
Marlon Mullen’s show at the Museum of Modern Art, the first by a developmentally disabled artist, speaks volumes. The artist Marlon Mullen goes through a meticulous process of preparing before ...
Both a source of inspiration and a place to ground herself, Harlem holds a special meaning for the artist Tschabalala Self. “It definitely sculpted my personal worldview, style and perspective,” said ...
An artist's most famous work rarely tells the whole story. The first painting often reveals a student still searching for a ...
Deep inside a limestone cliff in southern France lies a gallery of animals drawn with a confidence that startled the archaeologists who first crawled into it. Lions, rhinos, horses and mammoths surge ...
At first glance, you would be forgiven for thinking that the work of contemporary Indonesian artist Citra Sasmita was made hundreds of years ago. From afar, her embroideries and paintings could easily ...
El Greco’s The Baptism of Christ, c. 1608-14 Public domain via Wikimedia Commons El Greco’s The Baptism of Christ is as famous for its striking imagery as for the enduring mystery behind it. Experts ...
Diego Velázquez’s Expulsion of the Moriscos (1627) did not have the same lucky escape as Las Meninas (1656) when a catastrophic four-day fire broke out in Madrid’s royal palace in 1734. Las Meninas ...
In the 1780s, French painter Pierre Henri de Valenciennes produced a landscape of the Channel coast. To do so, he painted not from memory or from a sketch, but directly from the source—by stepping ...
He’s hiding in The Night Watch, his right eye peeking out from behind a group of civic guardsmen. In Descent From the Cross, the same man stands on a ladder and helps lower Jesus’s body. He also ...
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