100 Years of How Black Painters See Themselves
Koyo Kouoh, who will curate the 2026 Venice Biennale, has assembled a huge survey at the Bozar Centre for Fine Arts in ...
Artnet15h
Picasso’s Early Masterpiece Conceals a Long-Lost Secret
New research into a Picasso portrait from his Blue Period has revealed an underpainting of a mysterious woman hidden for over ...
The New Yorker21h
The Eternal Mysteries of Red
It’s often deemed the first color, the strongest color, the color that stands for color itself. So why does it keep slipping ...
Whanganui to host national glass artist exhibition and conference
A national glass art exhibition will open in Whanganui ahead of a national conference hosted at the Sarjeant Gallery. The New Zealand Society of Artists in Glass (NZSAG), established in 1980, hosted a ...
Inside a Colonial-Style New York Home With British and Scandi Inspirations
The new primary bathroom alone—with its John Derian French Empire–inspired chandelier, Victoria and Albert soaking tub, ...
Tom Collins: Genocide? What genocide? Come and soak up the sun on the Riviera of Blood
I’m not much of a sun worshipper, but in the depths of winter I long for the balmy rays of the Mediterranean sun, warm waters ...
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Unknown Painting Discovered Beneath Portrait from Picasso's Famed Blue Period
The most studied period of Pablo Picasso's career, it seems, still had a secret to keep: a mystery woman hidden beneath a ...
New York Classical Review12h
Charm vies with silliness in Venetian serenades with Falk, Nuovo Aspetto
In “Dolce xe quel musetto,” Falk’s beautiful tone and sincerity painted the charms of the sweet Ninetta, further enhanced by subtle and delicate ornamentation in the reprise of the two verses. There ...