Art World Missouri Woman Says She’s Found a Trove of Lost Ansel Adams Photos Kelly Robinson believes Ansel Adams took the photos as part of his commercial work for the Santa Fe Railway. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 25, 2024
Reviews How Elizabeth Catlett Went From Exile to Artist for Our Times The story behind “Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary Artist and All That It Implies” at the Brooklyn Museum. By Melissa Smith, Sep 23, 2024
Art & Exhibitions In a New Van Gogh Exhibition, Seminal Artworks Offer Fresh Insights Into the Artist’s Worldview This landmark exhibition at the National Gallery in London offers stories behind the friends and scenery that surrounded the artist. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Sep 23, 2024
Art History Art Bites: Could Monet See Into the Ultraviolet Spectrum? At the twilight of his career, Monet was going blind. Surgery restored his eyesight. But did it give him the uncanny vision of an insect? By Adnan Qiblawi, Sep 18, 2024
Art & Tech Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’ Swirls Are Surprisingly Accurate, Say Physicists Van Gogh painted the work in a windowless studio at Saint-Paul-de-Mausole asylum. By Richard Whiddington, Sep 18, 2024
Art History How Women Surrealists Shaped the Movement’s Past—And Its Present Over the past century, Surrealism has continually evolved—see how these women artists made it their own. By Annikka Olsen, Sep 14, 2024
Reviews How One of the Greatest Photographers Turned Against Photography The U-turn at the heart of “Life Dances On: Robert Frank in Dialogue” at MoMA. By Ben Davis, Sep 12, 2024
Art World The History of the Grand Palais in 7 Groundbreaking Exhibitions In its over 130 year history, the beaux-arts landmark in Paris has hosted iconic art exhibitions by Picasso, Richard Serra, the Fauves, and more. By J. Cabelle Ahn, Sep 11, 2024
Art & Exhibitions The Monet Painting That Defined Impressionism Makes Its Stateside Debut Monet's canvas including the word "Impression" in its title unwittingly christened one of art history's most beloved movements. By Richard Whiddington, Sep 9, 2024
Artnet Auctions From Avedon to Mapplethorpe, Discover Important Photographs in Artnet’s 20th Century Sale From Paul Strand to Thomas Struth, these iconic photographers helped define the medium. By Artnet Auctions, Sep 9, 2024
Artists She Pioneered New Possibilities for Weaving and Inspired a Generation of Fiber Artists. Why Has Lenore Tawney Been Overlooked for So Long? A selection of Tawney's work are on view at Independent 20th century this week, just steps from where Tawney once rented a loft studio space in the vibrant arts community of Coenties Slip. By Katie White, Sep 5, 2024
Market TEFAF Names Museum Veteran Dominique Savelkoul Managing Director She has extensive leadership experience in art and cultural institutions. By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 3, 2024
Art Collectors Architect and Collector David Montalba on Enriching Intimate Spaces With Art Plus, what he learned from a run-in with Ed Ruscha. By Katie White, Sep 1, 2024
Art & Exhibitions A Quirky Art Festival Will Be Unfolding in New York—One So Low-Key It Might Surprise You The 19th edition of Art in Odd Places will present 77 works amid the hustle and bustle of the city's 14th Street. By Sarah Cascone, Aug 28, 2024
Art World Decorating Your Dorm Room? Here Are Some Art Poster Pro-Tips Will it be a Basquiat or a Banksy? By Artnet News, Aug 27, 2024
