Album Art and the Music It Left Behind
Vince Aletti, speaking at the Cooper Hewitt Museum of Design, reflects on the album covers, flyers, zines, and posters that defined the 1970s disco
Guerrilla London Bus Stop Ad Pokes Fun at Kylie Jenner’s Meta Glasses Campaign
Everyone Hates Elon staged a lenticular spoof ad near Meta's London headquarters that flips between Kylie Jenner’s Meta glasses campaign image and a skeletal
Remembering Bruno Lucchesi, Yaacov Agam, and Pat Oliphant
In Memoriam honors notable figures recently lost in the art world, including sculptor Bruno Lucchesi, kinetic artist Yaacov Agam, and political cartoonist Pat Oliphant.
How Longaberger Turned a Basket Brand into an American Myth
Longaberger once built a billion-dollar basket-making empire and immortalized itself with a headquarters shaped like a giant basket in Newark, Ohio. But after bankruptcy
Beer With a Painter: Keltie Ferris on Presence, Painting, and the Woods
Keltie Ferris discusses the contradictions at the center of his abstract paintings, from presence and absence to hard and soft, while reflecting on works
Cape Town Gallery Faces Claims Over Unpaid Artists and Missing Works
Cape Town gallery SMAC is facing allegations from artist Kate Gottgens that it withheld artworks and delayed payments over a period of years. The
Connecticut’s Artists, Long Working Out of View, Come Into Focus
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum is spotlighting 40 Connecticut-based artists in its first survey exhibition, The Aldrich Decennial: I am what is around me.
Frederic Edwin Church and the Allure of the Sublime
More than 12,000 people lined up in 1859 to see Frederic Edwin Church’s “Heart of the Andes,” a testament to the painter’s extraordinary appeal.