People ‘I Want to Show the Conflict I Experience Within My Brain’: Young Painter Sasha Gordon on Her Tender and Menacing Self-Portraits Just one year after graduating, Gordon discusses the inspirations behind her first New York solo show, "Hands of Others." By Katie White, Jun 24, 2022
Art History Faith Ringgold’s ‘Tar Beach’ Is the Epitome of Summer Dreaming. Here Are Three Things to Know About This Classic Work of Art Liberation is a key theme for the artist. By Katie White, Jun 20, 2022
Art Collectors Fashionable Flats, Raclette Galore, and an Eye on Women Surrealists: How Sotheby’s Sensation Mari-Claudia Jiménez Takes on Art Basel The New York-based auction exec makes an annual Swiss pilgrimage for art both new and old—and chocolate, of course. By Katie White, Jun 15, 2022
Style Why Gemini Creatives Love to Remix, What They Really Want to Hear About Their Show + More Advice from a Noted Astrologer We spoke to astrologer Whitney Harris about what artists born under the sign should expect this season. By Katie White, Jun 15, 2022
Buyer's Guide A New Exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design Delves Into the Phenomenon of ‘Garmenting’—See The Dazzling Images Here It is the first international survey of this offshoot of textile art. By Katie White, Jun 13, 2022
Art History Is Seurat’s ‘La Grande Jatte’ the Most Misunderstood Painting of the Modern Era? Here Are 3 Facts That Cast a New Light on This Sunny Idyll Look closer and darker themes emerge. By Katie White, Jun 10, 2022
Art History Self-Taught Artist Ovartaci Made Fantastical Creations in a Psychiatric Hospital for Over 50 Years. Now They’ve Found a Home in the Art World The artist has remained largely unknown outside of specialized circles. By Katie White, Jun 8, 2022
Pop Culture Think You Know the Queen? These 3 Facts About Her Most Famous Portrait Will Make You Think Again Photographer Chris Levine captured this indelible image almost by accident. By Katie White, Jun 2, 2022
Art History Who Was Janet Sobel, the Ukrainian-Born Abstract Artist Who Created Drip Paintings Years Before Jackson Pollock? The Museum of Modern Art has displayed one of Sobel's canvases in a recent installation of Ukrainian-born artists. By Katie White, May 18, 2022
Art History Matisse’s ‘The Red Studio’ Has Puzzled Critics and Collectors Since Its Creation—Here Are 3 Things You Might Not Know About It In a new exhibition, the Museum of Modern Art re-stages the studio inside the museum alongside the 1911 painting. By Katie White, May 9, 2022
Art Collectors Oysters, But No Antiquities: How Gagosian Liaison and Mega-Collector Scion Sophia Cohen Plans to Tackle TEFAF New York In a new series, “Fair Game,” we ask art experts to lay out their plan of attack for one of the world's top art fairs. By Katie White, May 5, 2022
Gallery Network Artist Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe on the Hidden Stories of Black American Cowboys That Fuel His New Paintings The artist's ongoing series of paintings "Black Rodeo" was recently on view at Almine Rech, Brussels. By Katie White, May 5, 2022
Art Fairs Surrealist Renate Druks, Visionary Painter of Cats and Muse to Anaïs Nin, Gets a Welcome Spotlight at the Independent Art Fair Meet art history's ultimate cat lady. By Katie White, May 5, 2022
Style See 16 Stunning ‘Gilded Age’ Looks From the 2022 Met Gala and the Historical Artworks That (Could Have) Inspired Them The Kardashians, Evan Mock, Shawn Mendes and everyone else famous descended on the Met Gala in their finest finery. By Christine Ajudua & William Van Meter & Katie White, May 3, 2022
Style How to Critique the Art of a Taurus Without Getting in a Brawl + More Advice From a Professional Witch We spoke to Bri Luna, also known as the Hoodwitch, about what artists born under the sign should expect this season. By Katie White, May 2, 2022
