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Impressionism
Companion Piece
A show at the Denver Art Museum highlights the work of two lifelong friends and fellow painters of the Taos School.
The Medium is the Magic
A show at LACMA puts the fantastical aspects of photography on display.
Perfect Timing
Starting in the late 18th century horologists and other artisans poured all their ingenuity and fantasy into extravagantly decorated mantel and desk clocks.
Joachim Wtewael: Myths, Monsters, and Mannerism
The astonishing art of Joachim Wtewael, full of wild imagination, shows a little-seen side of 17th-century Dutch painting.
Oswaldo Vigas: Worthy Proponent
As modernism evolved, the Venezuelan artist Oswaldo Vigas was its messenger and champion in Latin America.
Marie Spartali Stillman: Renaissance and Renascence
An exhibition at the Delaware Museum of Art rediscovers the art of Marie Spartali Stillman, a Pre-Raphaelite muse turned painter.
Giovanni Battista Piranesi: Temple Guard
Piranesi’s drawings of the Temples of Paestum, rendered late in his career, are a revelation of draftsmanship, detail, and archeological discovery.
Japanese Printmaking: New Impressions
In the early 20th century, Japanese artists reimagined traditional printmaking for the modern age, as revealed in a show at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
Second City Surrealism
A new exhibition at the MCA Chicago chronicles the emergence of Surrealism and collections of Surrealist work in postwar Chicago.
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