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William Blake, Newton, 1795-c. 1805,

William Blake: What Immortal Hand or Eye

William Blake, the artist and poet who died in obscurity only to be resurrected decades later as one of Britain’s favorite sons, gets rediscovered yet again.

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Chris Morel, Luna Morning

Santa Fe Art: Southwest Spice Blend

The art offerings in Santa Fe this summer are incredibly diverse, with something for every taste.

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Pablo Picasso, Bottle of Vieux Marc, Glass, Guitar and Newspaper, 1913

Putting Together the Picture

Two museum shows survey the vast terrain of collage and its three-dimensional counterpart, assemblage.

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David Park, Woman at a Table, circa 1938

David Park: Go Figure

David Park found a way to paint figuratively that would be meaningful in an age of abstraction, and well beyond.

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James McNeill Whistler, Southend Pier, 1882-84

Whistler’s Gentle Art

A current exhibition showcases the watercolors that revived James Abbott McNeill Whistler’s career.

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Édouard Manet, In the Conservatory, about 1877–79

Édouard Manet: Beauty Salon

An exhibition in Chicago showcases Manet’s late work.

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Yamamoto Kozan, Rabbit- Shaped Censer

Birds and Beasts

Japanese artists have lavished loving attention of the animal kingdom for almost two millennia, as visitors to the National Gallery in Washington, D.C., can now see for themselves.

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Edouard Duval-Carrié, Lost at Sea / Perdido en el mar, 2014

Intriguing Tropics

A traveling exhibition showcases the diversity of contemporary art from the Caribbean.

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Toots Zynsky, Spring Grass II, Amsterdam, 1983

Heart of Glass

The Yale University collection of American glass illuminates the history of the medium, from artisanal exuberance to modernist innovation and beyond.

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