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Becoming van Gogh
Two major exhibitions, in the U.S. and the U.K., explore the painter’s beginnings and growth as an artist.
Hans Hofmann: Pushing Forward
Hans Hofmann, deeply influential for decades as a teacher and theorist, achieved late-career greatness as an Abstract Expressionist painter.
Kikuo Saito: Setting the Scene
The Japanese-born American artist Kikuo Saito drew on his theatrical background, Japanese art, and Color Field to create a unique style of abstract painting.
Charleston: High Culture in the Lowcountry
March is a special month for art and antiques in historic Charleston, South Carolina’s art capital.
Sean Scully: Memory of Land and Sea
In his latest exhibition, Sean Scully depicts land, sea, and sky with eloquent simplicity.
Pierre Bonnard: Warm Color
A sweeping exhibition at the Tate Modern reintroduces Pierre Bonnard as a great painter of the 20th century.
Bauhaus Centennial: Two Schools of Thought
In honor of the Bauhaus’ centennial, Harvard’s Busch-Reisinger Museum showcases its expansive collection of Bauhaus-related works.
Arthur Osver: The Inner Landscape
Formed as an artist in the crucible of American industrialism, Arthur Osver journeyed into realms of abstraction to find a unique way of seeing and painting.
Edna Andrade: The Geometry of Perception
Edna Andrade’s art transcends the “Op” label, revealing her fascination with mathematics, psychology, and the inner workings of nature.
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