Posts by Art & Antiques Magazine
Fritz Scholder: On Native Grounds
A major exhibition at the Denver Art Museum showcases the revolutionary American Indian-themed paintings and prints of Fritz Scholder.
Read MoreAmerican Still Life: The Object is the Subject
From scientific specimens to culinary delicacies to mass-produced luxury goods, Americans have always loved stuff, and American artists have responded to that with still lifes in a huge variety of styles.
Read MoreVideo Tour: Ushio and Noriko Shinohara
Ushio and Noriko Shinohara are the subjects of the Academy Award-nominated documentary Cutie and the Boxer, which premieres on PBS on September 18.
Read MoreMark Rothko: A Theologian of Painting
Mark Rothko’s lifelong search for perfect clarity and truth through art produced great works on canvas and great anguish in the mind of the artist.
Read MoreHellenic Heritage
Three of Athens’ smaller, less-frequented museums offer large servings of Greek art, from Cycladic to Byzantine and beyond.
Read MoreInside and Outside the Perimeter
Atlanta’s art world is expanding—both creatively and geographically.
Read MoreMilton Avery: Art for Our Sake
“Why talk when you can paint?”said Milton Avery, who influenced many artists but whose own work— largely figurative though essentially about color—has been hard to place in the hierarchies of art criticism.
Read MoreRobert Kushner: Pattern Seeking
For painter and collage artist Robert Kushner, “decorative” is never a dirty word.
Read MoreDavid Ligare: Daring to Know
The astonishing life work of a “California Classicist” goes on view at the Crocker Art Museum.
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