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Exhibitions

A New Show Charts Germany’s Love Affair With Van Gogh—and Seeks to Solve the Mystery of Where One of His Most Famous Works Is Hidden

The Städel Museum's “Making Van Gogh" contains many highlights, and a mysterious empty frame.

By Quynh Tran, Oct 28, 2019

Exhibitions

The Prado’s Second Exhibition Dedicated to Female Artists—Ever—Tells the Story of Two Old Masters Who Were Famous and Then Forgotten

Feminist art historians paved the way for the exhibition, which looks at Lavinia Fontana and Sofonisba Anguissola.

By Javier Pes, Oct 27, 2019

On View

Collector Jean Pigozzi’s Collection of African Contemporary Art Is Among the Best in the World, and It’s on View in Zurich—See Highlights Here

In July, Pigozzi gifted MoMA with 45 pieces of modern and contemporary African art. But there's a lot more where that came from.

By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 25, 2019

Exhibitions

Amy Sherald’s Rise to Fame Began With the National Portrait Gallery’s Triannual Portrait Award. Now, Meet the Next Winner

The San Diego-based artist Hugo Crosthwaite takes home the top $25,000 prize.

By Taylor Dafoe, Oct 25, 2019

Exhibitions

Musician Yasiin Bey Teams Up With Artists José Parlá, Julie Mehretu, and Others for a Show Dedicated to His Latest Album at the Brooklyn Museum

The musician formerly known as Mos Def is inching further into the art world with his latest project, a so-called "listening installation."

By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 24, 2019

On View

‘The Work Looks Like a Science Experiment’: Watch How Artist Sarah Sze Makes Order From Chaotic Arrangements of Random Objects

As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words.

By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 24, 2019

On View

Two of European Art History’s Most Dramatic Figures, Bernini and Caravaggio, Go Head to Head in a New Show—See Images Here

A new exhibition at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna gathers together works by leading Italian Baroque artists.

By Kate Brown, Oct 24, 2019

On View

The Missing Salvator Mundi Isn’t in the Louvre’s Leonardo da Vinci Blockbuster. But a Second Version You’ve Probably Never Heard of Is

Curators remain hopeful the missing painting will turn up.

By Naomi Rea, Oct 24, 2019

With One Astonishing Gift, a Berkeley Art Museum Has Become an International Hub for African American Quilts—See Highlights Here

The late Oakland-based collector Eli Leon donated his entire trove of African American quilts to the Berkeley institution.

By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 21, 2019

Exhibitions

A New Show Charts Germany’s Love Affair With Van Gogh—and Seeks to Solve the Mystery of Where One of His Most Famous Works Is Hidden

Exhibitions

The Prado’s Second Exhibition Dedicated to Female Artists—Ever—Tells the Story of Two Old Masters Who Were Famous and Then Forgotten

On View

Collector Jean Pigozzi’s Collection of African Contemporary Art Is Among the Best in the World, and It’s on View in Zurich—See Highlights Here

Exhibitions

Amy Sherald’s Rise to Fame Began With the National Portrait Gallery’s Triannual Portrait Award. Now, Meet the Next Winner

Exhibitions

Musician Yasiin Bey Teams Up With Artists José Parlá, Julie Mehretu, and Others for a Show Dedicated to His Latest Album at the Brooklyn Museum

On View

‘The Work Looks Like a Science Experiment’: Watch How Artist Sarah Sze Makes Order From Chaotic Arrangements of Random Objects

On View

Two of European Art History’s Most Dramatic Figures, Bernini and Caravaggio, Go Head to Head in a New Show—See Images Here

On View

The Missing Salvator Mundi Isn’t in the Louvre’s Leonardo da Vinci Blockbuster. But a Second Version You’ve Probably Never Heard of Is

On View

Rising Art Star Naudline Pierre’s Religious Upbringing Informs Her Ecstatic, Spiritual Canvases—See Them Here

Exhibitions

Continuing Its Takeover of Asia, teamLab Is Opening a ‘Body Immersive’ Museum at Luxury Casino and Resort in Macau

Exhibitions

Was John Singer Sargent a Virtuoso Draughtsman? A New York Exhibition Makes the Case—But Fails to Convince

Exhibitions

The ‘Mona Lisa’ Experience: How the Louvre’s First-Ever VR Project, a 7-Minute Immersive da Vinci Odyssey, Works

On View

Ileanna Sonnabend’s Son Has Curated a Blockbuster Show in Canada From the Legendary Dealer’s $1 Billion Collection

Reviews

Vija Celmins’s Stunning Show at the Met Breuer Is a Master Class in How Pictures Don’t Work Anymore

On View

With One Astonishing Gift, a Berkeley Art Museum Has Become an International Hub for African American Quilts—See Highlights Here

A New Show Charts Germany’s Love Affair With Van Gogh—and Seeks to Solve the Mystery of Where One of His Most Famous Works Is Hidden

The Prado’s Second Exhibition Dedicated to Female Artists—Ever—Tells the Story of Two Old Masters Who Were Famous and Then Forgotten

Collector Jean Pigozzi’s Collection of African Contemporary Art Is Among the Best in the World, and It’s on View in Zurich—See Highlights Here

Amy Sherald’s Rise to Fame Began With the National Portrait Gallery’s Triannual Portrait Award. Now, Meet the Next Winner

Musician Yasiin Bey Teams Up With Artists José Parlá, Julie Mehretu, and Others for a Show Dedicated to His Latest Album at the Brooklyn Museum

‘The Work Looks Like a Science Experiment’: Watch How Artist Sarah Sze Makes Order From Chaotic Arrangements of Random Objects

Two of European Art History’s Most Dramatic Figures, Bernini and Caravaggio, Go Head to Head in a New Show—See Images Here

The Missing Salvator Mundi Isn’t in the Louvre’s Leonardo da Vinci Blockbuster. But a Second Version You’ve Probably Never Heard of Is

Rising Art Star Naudline Pierre’s Religious Upbringing Informs Her Ecstatic, Spiritual Canvases—See Them Here

Continuing Its Takeover of Asia, teamLab Is Opening a ‘Body Immersive’ Museum at Luxury Casino and Resort in Macau

Was John Singer Sargent a Virtuoso Draughtsman? A New York Exhibition Makes the Case—But Fails to Convince

The ‘Mona Lisa’ Experience: How the Louvre’s First-Ever VR Project, a 7-Minute Immersive da Vinci Odyssey, Works

Ileanna Sonnabend’s Son Has Curated a Blockbuster Show in Canada From the Legendary Dealer’s $1 Billion Collection

Vija Celmins’s Stunning Show at the Met Breuer Is a Master Class in How Pictures Don’t Work Anymore

With One Astonishing Gift, a Berkeley Art Museum Has Become an International Hub for African American Quilts—See Highlights Here

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