When studying art history, the names of artists hold a special significance in identifying personal styles. For example, one can easily identify an abstract, fragmented Cubist work as being that...
Some see the Baroness as the true Dada mastermind, largely according to a series of letters and poems exchanged between the two, while others are outraged at the mention of...
The Jackson O’Brasky: Five Element Theory exhibition will be on view at AB NY Gallery in East Hampton Village through July 2, 2023.
Synesthesia—a neurological condition that occurs when certain sounds cause a person to see specific shapes or colors, or when a name triggers a mental image instantaneously—is the closest experience humans...
Despite the negative connotation of tattoos in the past, tattoo art presently became a form of fashion and self-expression. As for the traditional tattooing practice, more people are getting it...
The Michael Richards: Are You Down? exhibition, currently on view at the North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) until July of this year, follows a non-traditional open floor plan. The...
When we think of Vincent Van Gogh, we think of his famous paintings Starry Night, Wheatfield with Crows, and Sunflowers. Apart from his artwork, what kind of person was he?...
In March, American artist Trenton Doyle Hancock installed CAMH COURT, the first-ever playable basketball in a museum setting. According to the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston’s website, the work is celebrating...
Sometimes when we look at a painting, we immediately recognize the artist without even needing to confirm. This not only occurs with paintings but with all artistic mediums, especially film....
The entire month of March was dedicated to Women's History as the whole nation recognizes and celebrates women’s accomplishments and contribution throughout history. One way to spotlight women’s achievements is...