At Museums and Auctions, Private Treasures Are Unveiled
WASHINGTON, D.C.“Sargent and Spain”The artist John Singer Sargent is perhaps best known for his portraits of high Parisian and American...
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Out of Obscurity, Lynne Drexler’s Abstract Paintings Fetch Millions
This article is part of our Fine Arts & Exhibits special section on how museums, galleries and auction houses are...
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Oscar yi Hou’s Paintings Lend New Frames to Queer, Asian Identity
This article is part of our Fine Arts & Exhibits special section on how museums, galleries and auction houses are...
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‘A Little Life’ Review: A Collage of Unrelenting Torment
Pain is something most characters try to outrun — or that results, with some logic, from their actions. But in...
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5 Artists to Watch at the California Biennial
COSTA MESA, Calif. — “Pacific Gold” is the swaggering title of the 2022 edition of the California Biennial, a regional...
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Paris+ Art Fair Opens: More Corporate, Less French
PARIS — Paris+, the eagerly awaited, if awkwardly titled, latest addition to the Art Basel international fair stable opened to...
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Alex Katz: Six Ramps of a Painter’s Progress
At first the prospect of an Alex Katz retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum did not rest easy on my mind....
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Cy Twombly in Los Angeles: Cheeky, Challenging, Classical
Has anyone noticed that Cy Twombly is funny?Like his critics, he acted so self-serious: “What I am trying to establish...
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A Tribute to Black Artists Could Signal a Change for Museums
This article is part of our Fine Arts & Exhibits special section on how museums, galleries and auction houses are...
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New Southern California Exhibitions Reveal Riches of Art and Tradition
This article is part of our Fine Arts & Exhibits special section on how museums, galleries and auction houses are...
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