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Impressionism
Paul Gauguin: Making It
A massive Gauguin show at the Art Institute of Chicago puts the focus on the artist’s creativity in multiple media.
Art for Art’s Sake
The Art Nouveau ceramics market is ready to welcome a new collecting generation.
Santa Fe Trail
Art & Antiques presents a complete guide to the summer arts and culture bonanza of Northern New Mexico.
Phil Dike: Oceanic Feeling
An exhibition at the Laguna Art Museum examines California watercolorist Phil Dike’s intimate relationship with the sea.
Carol Rama: Outside the Institution
Carol Rama’s cool and controversial work comes to New York.
Alice Aycock: Storm Chaser
With her sculptures, Alice Aycock can make massive pieces of metal swirl in the air, and with her drawings she makes impossible worlds appear perfectly plausible.
Into the Mystic
The Salon de la Rose+Croix, a magical, mystical proto-modernist art event of the 1890s, is recreated in an eye-opening show at the Guggenheim.
Honoré Sharrer: Rara Avis
Honoré Sharrer’s paintings, which are at once enchanting, humorous, and political, take center stage in a touring exhibition. Featured Images:(Click to Enlarge) At a relatively young age, the painter Honoré Sharrer was embraced by the art world. She won a national art prize in her teens and went on to study at Yale University (though…
Jack Tworkov: Becoming Himself
Jack Tworkov developed an acclaimed Abstract Expressionist style and then left it behind, seeking to transcend style and achieve true self-expression through painting.
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