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Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City Festival ret urns with an exciting lineup of free and pay-what-you-can events, bringing vibrant
French artist Georges Mathieu, credited with coining and championing Lyrical Abstraction, is finally receiving the recognition he deserves.
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Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City Festival ret urns with an exciting lineup of free and pay-what-you-can events, bringing vibrant cultural experiences to New Yorkers of all ages.
French artist Georges Mathieu, credited with coining and championing Lyrical Abstraction, is finally receiving the recognition he deserves.
In one of the internet’s latest viral obsessions, an ancient bronze artifact on display at China’s Luoyang Museum has sparked wild theories — and it’s all thanks to its uncanny resemblance to Labubu, the mischievous collectible toy beloved by millions around the world.
A major art discovery has just reshaped what we know about one of the most visited sites in the Vatican Museums. After a decade-long restoration of the Hall of Constantine — one of the famed Raphael Rooms — experts have confirmed that Raphael himself painted two key figures in the space, previously believed to be the sole work of his assistants.
Back in 1891, San Francisco millionaire and ultimate cat mom Kate Birdsall Johnson commissioned what would become the most over-the-top feline portrait in art history. The result? My Wife’s Lovers—a massive, lavish painting of 42 of her favorite cats, many of them regal white angoras. It’s a true monument to cat lady greatness.
After more than a decade of uncertainty, the beloved Elizabeth Street Garden in SoHo has been saved from demolition—marking a major victory for local residents, preservationists, and advocates of public green space.
John William Waterhouse’s haunting portrayal of Tennyson’s cursed heroine remains one of the most enduring images of Pre-Raphaelite romanticism.
One of Los Angeles’ most iconic architectural landmarks—Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House—has narrowly avoided closure after city funding was fully restored by Mayor Karen Bass.
The Garden of Hercules has been brought back to life—and it smells like roses, violets, and ancient history.
From objectified icons to creative powerhouses, the way women show up in art has evolved a lot. A new exhibition in Nuremberg, “The Woman in Art – Muse and Creator,” on view at Bode Galerie through July 5, explores exactly that—with work spanning over a century, from Henri Matisse to Elvira Bach.
More than a century after his death, Vincent van Gogh continues to captivate the world. From science to pop culture, his influence has only grown stronger this past year. Here are three ways his legacy is still making waves.
British sculptor Thomas J. Price revealed monumental bronze sculptures in Times Square, New York.
French street artist JR, who has made a name for himself with his large-scale public art installations and sociopolitical commentary, has made his Lisbon debut with Through My Window at Underdogs Gallery. March 28 to April 19, 2025
Renowned artist Cleon Peterson and Modernica, the pioneer of contemporary furniture design, unveiled The Divide Collection, a limited edition range that […]
Richard Orlinski, a French artist and sculptor born in Paris in 1966, has significantly impacted the modern art world with his iconic 'Born Wild' series.
A talented, and controversial, artist Nina Chanel Abney is currently one of the most important and influential figures in modern times.
Tomokazu Matsuyama is set to captivate Tokyo with his first major solo exhibition, 'FIRST LAST', at the Azabudai Hills Gallery.
Paul McCartney is set to present a captivating collection of rare photographs from the height of Beatlemania at Gagosian's Beverly Hills location.
Christie's auction house, which is considered one of the most prestigious in the world, is breaking new ground by hosting an exclusive AI art auction titled "Augmented Intelligence" for the first time.
Specializing in transforming the typical pool into one-of-a-kind underwater art experiences at Studio Proba
