The exhibition "Berthe Morisot: Woman Impressionist," on view at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia through January 14, 2019, restores one of the founders of Impressionism to the picture.
Lola Álvarez Bravo was not only a pioneering photographer; she was also an early exemplar of la chica moderna, the modern woman.
The ICA hopes to bridge art and community-building by promoting public participation in the creative and interpretive process.
Neither show features famed masterpieces. The exhibitions instead draw attention to divergent aspects of these artists.
Justin Brice Guariglia’s aerial photographs document the rapid rate at which 110,000-year-old Arctic glaciers are disappearing.
Andrew Wyeth, who insisted he wasn't a photographic realist at all, painted with a magic realism that draws on surrealism and abstraction.
Although he first aspired to be a painter, Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933), founder of Louis C. Tiffany and Company, became the Gilded Age's leading purveyor of decorative arts. The exhibition "Tiff…
Ann Hamilton's latest work, ONEEVERYONE, a series of sixty-five photographic portraits on porcelain-enamel panels, did not begin with a sketch or even an idea. It began with a vote. "My inspiration,"…
The Barnes Foundations' current display of more than 170 vintage photographs by 22 influential photographers, "Live and Life Will Give You Pictures: Masterworks of French Photography, 1890-1950," is n…
Stanford University, a hub of innovative entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley and the origin of the "sharing economy" (think Uber and Airbnb), is now home to a magnificent example of art sharing. The…