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Landscape Paintings
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.
High Drama
A new show at the Tate Britain showcases the power of British Baroque art.
The Old Master
Chang Dai-chien epitomized the classical Chinese ink-painting tradition, and then he transformed it for the modern age.
Developing the Market
An exhibition at the Center for Creative Photography celebrates LIGHT Gallery, a pioneer in the exhibition of fine-art photography.
Disruptive Design
For the creators of Radical Italian Design, form didn’t have to follow function, and the only limits on what could be built were those of the imagination itself.
Medieval Revival
In the Victorian era, radical artists and designers launched a revolution by going back in time.
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