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Piero della Francesca, The Flagellation of Christ, c. 1455–60. Galleria Nazionale delle Marche, Urbino. Digital Image © 2014 Photo Scala, Firenze via Wikipedia

Sebastian Moore

Piero della Francesca’s Flagellation of Christ,...

A study of Piero della Francesca’s Flagellation of Christ that examines its geometry, dual narrative structure, and the lasting mystery of its figures.

Frank Gehry with miniatures of his designs in Los Angeles, 1989. Photo by Bonnie Schiffman. Via Vanity Fair

Adrian Mercer

A Tribute to Frank Gehry and His Transformative...

Frank Gehry shaped global architecture with bold forms and fluid movement. His vision reshaped cities and inspired creative thought across many fields.

Beeple, Regular Animals, Lynne Sladky/AP via CNN

Rebecca Levenson

Top Viral Highlights from Art Basel Miami Beach...

A look at the most talked-about works at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 that shaped public conversation through scale, spectacle, concept, and visual impact.

Frances Featherstone, Solitaire,© Frances Featherstone 2025. All Rights Reserved via the artist's website

Edward Gray

The Soft Aesthetics of Three Contemporary Visio...

Three contemporary artists explore quiet beauty through painting and photography, creating serenity shaped by light, introspection, and delicate emotion.

Cecily Brown, One Touch of Venus, 1999 via Sotheby's.jpg

Lena Whitmore

How Cecily Brown Shapes Color Into Living Abstr...

Cecily Brown’s vibrant canvases burst with color, rhythm, and movement, inspiring viewers to feel energized and eager to explore her dynamic style.

Feature image: Installation view of Anat Ebgi Gallery at Art Basel Miami Beach. © Anat Ebgi Gallery.

Rebecca Levenson

Your Survival Guide to Art Basel and Miami Art ...

A guide to experiencing Art Basel and Miami Art Week through wise choices, focused viewing, and a more profound commitment to the art itself.

 Paul Cézanne, The Basket of Apples, c. 1893 via Wikipedia/Public Domain

Rowan Whit

Feasting Through Time: Iconic Meals in Art History

A study of feasts in art history that reveals how artists used meals to explore ritual, devotion, pleasure, and the shared beauty of gathering around a table.

Gustav Klimt, Fritza Riedler, 1906 via Briticanna

Miles Avery

Klimt’s Portraits and the Power of Painted Pres...

Gustav Klimt’s portraits shaped a new vision of elegance, individuality, and color within the vibrant cultural and historical context of Vienna.

Paula Rego: Secrets and Stories, 2017 via IMdB

Isabelle Fenwick

Eight Essential Films on Women Artists to Watch...

A guide to eight essential documentaries that capture the creative worlds of women artists, from studio rituals to bold visions that shaped modern art.

W. Eugene Smith, Nurse Midwife series, 1951. “After another delivery Maude departed at four thirty in the morning, leaving the case in the care of another midwife.” © W. Eugene Smith/Life Pictures/Shutterstock. Via Life Magazine.

Julian Ashford

Four Must-Know Photo Essays That Changed Photog...

Four distinct photo essays reveal how photographers create full worlds through mood, structure, intimacy, and imagination. Each offers a unique vision of life.