Honoring the Legacies of Nathan Farb, Thomas Zipp, and Christine Ruiz-Picasso
Weekly, we honor recently departed art world figures. This edition remembers Nathan Farb, a photographer and educator; Christine Ruiz-Picasso, founder of Museo Picasso Málaga;
Ancient Dice Origin Traced Back 12,000 Years
New research suggests dice were first used over 12,000 years ago, predating previous estimates by 6,000 years. These artifacts, made by Native Americans, indicate
Wifredo Lam’s Rare Portrait Finds a New Home in NYC
A rare portrait by Wifredo Lam, “Portrait of a Boy,” has joined the Hispanic Society Museum and Library's collection. This marks the first Cuban
Final Opportunity to View Dürer’s Grandiose Print in New York City
Albrecht Dürer's 'Triumphal Arch,' commissioned by Maximilian I in 1512, will soon be stored indefinitely at the NYPL due to its fragility. The print
Jasper Johns: A Reflection on Time and Art
John Yau reflects on Jasper Johns's innovative art as an exhibition at Gagosian highlights his 1970s work. Despite his achievements, Johns's love for art
Jasper Johns: An Ongoing Artistic Journey
Jasper Johns’ exhibition at Gagosian, Between the Clock and the Bed, showcases his exploration of familiar themes through deliberate transformation. Using encaustic and crosshatch
Kengo Kuma to Lead Design for National Gallery’s New London Extension
Kengo Kuma and Associates, based in Tokyo, will design a major new extension for the National Gallery in London. This project aims to seamlessly
Nate Lippens Explores Derek McCormack’s Unconventional Catalogue
Nate Lippens delves into Derek McCormack's The Shithole Opry Collector's Guide, exploring its satirical take on country music and coprophilia. The catalogue challenges norms