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Impressionism
Word Power
Wosene Worke Kosrof merges the ancient beauty of Ethiopian writing with modernist abstraction.
Perverse Albion
An exhibition draws our attention to the contribution of British artists to Surrealism.
Meet the Master
The biggest exhibition of Jan van Eyck’s work that ever was or will be is now on view in the Northern Renaissance master’s hometown of Ghent, Belgium.
The Heights of the Sublime
The Frist in Nashville hosts a visiting delegation of Turner masterpieces.
Eternal Sunshine
A retrospective dedicated to the California landscape painter Granville Redmond is on view at the Crocker Art Museum.
The Realist
For Alice Trumbull Mason, a little-known pioneer of abstract painting in America, abstraction was the real realism.
Memories of Paint
A Gerhard Richter retrospective at the Met shows how the German artist has disembodied the medium of painting as a way to confront the 20th century’s most intolerable recollections.
Latter-Day Luminist
While his fellow Washington. D.C. abstractionists cultivated fields of color, Leon Berkowitz found a way to make light emanate from the canvas.
Out of the Twilight Zone
Little known during his life, Franz Jozef Ponstingl’s powerful, beguiling paintings and drawings are getting their due.
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