Adrian Ghenie Reimagines Egon Schiele’s Infamous Lost Masterpieces

Katie White

Editor

Katie White is a New York-based writer and editor. She writes Artnet's popular 'Three Things' column, which reexamines masterworks from art history, and 'Up Next' a weekly feature on a rising artist.

Latest from Katie White

Art & Exhibitions

Adrian Ghenie Reimagines Egon Schiele’s Infamous Lost Masterpieces

Art & Exhibitions

The Untold Story of Rosemarie Beck, the Abstract Artist Who Gave Up Fame For Figuration

Martha Stewart Was So Moved by Florence’s Renaissance Art, She Kissed a Stranger (On Her Honeymoon!)

For Her Blue-Chip Gallery Debut, Rising Artist Brook Hsu Paints Her Own Vision of the Wild West

Mark Dion Transformed a Working Class Pittsburgh Home Into an Immersive Artwork. It’s Dazzling—And Bittersweet

A Decade Ago, Artist Jenny Morgan Discovered Her Doppelgänger. Now She’s Her Model

Frida Kahlo’s Anniversary Painting to Diego Rivera Holds Clues to Their Turbulent Marriage

Trendsetting Galleries Are Betting on Rising Artist Luke Agada

Who’s Afraid of Robin F. Williams?

A Dollhouse Hung With Original Art, Including a Tiny Duchamp, Is One of the Art World’s Best-Kept Secrets. Here’s Why

A Glimpse Inside the Tawdry Nocturnal Worlds Inspiring Artist Jane Dickson

For Artist Anastasia Samoylova, Florida’s Grit and Glamor Are ‘Concentrated Americana’

Art & Exhibitions

In Montreal, An Exhibition Serves Up the Splendors, Sins, and Silliness of Flemish Art

James McNeill Whistler’s ‘The Peacock Room’ Is a Glittering Masterpiece With a Dark History

In Her Visceral London Debut, Rising Korean Art Star Heemin Chung ‘Re-Materializes’ Lost Experiences

Load More Back to Top

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
…
30