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Here is how to look at an abstract canvas by Joan Mitchell. While it may look like one spontaneous burst of vibrant paint, ‘Green Book of Barbara Guest’ is filled with Mitchell’s c…

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You may know King Harold II for one thing: losing the Battle of Hastings in 1066. But is this Harold's whole story? In 2023 a remarkable coin hoard was discovered in Yorkshire, Eng…

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See the exhibition How Can You Forget Me: Filipino American Stories in person @National Museum of American History on display through November 28, 2027

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On the occasion of Leonora Carrington’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, Almine Rech had a conversation with Dr. Mylène Ferrand, art historian and curator. Organized in coll…

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Bob and Pauline Walker, from Barnstaple in Devon, had no idea they had a treasure in their attic.

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What does it to take to build a great collection — from Alexander Calder and Alberto Giacometti to Robert Indiana and Frank Stella? For Herbert Lust, collecting was never about luc…

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Edouard Duval-Carrie creates seductive and fantastical art works inspired by Vodou spirits and the Haitian diaspora. Using every artistic medium in existence, Duval-Carrie intertwi…

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In 1953, Alexander Calder returned to live in France for the first time in twenty years, settling in the countryside outside Aix-en-Provence before finding a home in Saché in the L…

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Mariolina Bassetti, chairwoman Christie's Europe, guides us through Lucio Fontana's vision of Venice. Painted in 1961, 'Concetto spaziale, Mezzogiorno in Piazza San Marco' is one o…

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In this film, artists Arlene Shechet and Jessi Reaves explore Shechet’s exhibition “She Said She Said,” on view at Pace in New York. In “She Said She Said,” Shechet brings her inve…

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Learn how artists use shapes to create faces that express emotions, then create an expressive face yourself with Teaching Artist Larry Ashton. Materials: 9-by-12-inch construction …

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Willem de Kooning was always pushing the limits of what so-called “traditional” drawing materials could do. Because he manipulated them so intensively, they often look very differe…

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Model, muse, artist, photojournalist, inventor, mother, chef. Lee Miller had many lives in the 20th century. We are only just now grasping her impact as a photographer in Surrealis…

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On the occasion of his retrospective "Michael Craig-Martin: The Language of the Everyday," at the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Taiwan, the artist sits down in his London studio t…

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In this film, New York-based artist Mika Tajima discusses her solo exhibition “37 Dimensions” at Pace in Los Angeles, which situates a number of her recent series in an unfolding c…

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Discover Eos - named for the Greek goddess of the dawn. Dame Barbara Hepworth's sculpture evokes the colours and play of light at daybreak: the beginnings of something new.

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Have you ever seen a book smaller than a fingernail? In this unboxing, we explore some of the tiniest books ever created — from fairy-sized poetry, religious texts and miniature di…