Marina Abramović redefines performance art through endurance, vulnerability, and provocation, using her body as both medium and message.
Mark Rothko's art sparks debate on value, elitism, and commercialization, raising questions about its relevance in modern art discourse.
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From paintings to photos, Supreme Court portraits reflect history, technology, and public perception, evolving with each new justice.
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Discover the evolution of light and fluorescence in art history, from medieval stained glass to James Turrell's breathtaking installations.
Judy Chicago’s "The Dinner Party" honors 39 women from history with a bold, feminist installation featuring intricate place settings and vulvar motifs.