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The mesmerizing posters at the Paris Olympics exhibition

Exhibitions

Exhibitions

The mesmerizing posters at the Paris Olympics exhibition

Olympisme: une histoire du monde at the Palais de la Porte Dorée is a show that deserves a crowd

Digby Warde-Aldam

The problem with ‘interactive’ art

The idea is people like these interactive events because they give you the freedom to experience them however you want. I’m not sure that’s really true

Sam Kriss

Why art biennales are (mostly) trash

In practice, the events are becoming increasingly homogenized — at least in Europe

Digby Warde-Aldam

A cultural summer in the city

New York is great in summer, but the art scene can sometimes be fleeting

Calla Di Pietro

Art

The divine Dalí and his ‘Christ’

In his imperfect, weird way, the artist was trying to understand something so deeply beautiful in itself, mere created beings cannot fully grasp it

William Newton

Exhibitions
January 25, 2023
In Claude Monet’s postmodern garden
I began to find the uncanny experience transporting
James Panero
Exhibitions
January 1, 2023
The shadowy Hugo van der Goes
The public loves a mad artist
Laura Gascoigne
Exhibitions
December 20, 2022
Edward Hopper’s America
The popular perception of the loneliness in the painter’s work could not be more wrong
William Newton
Exhibitions
October 11, 2022
John Singer Sargent comes to Spain
The artist created his own synthetic Spanish vision
James Panero
Exhibitions
August 30, 2022
Chroma chameleon
The Met brings out its bread and butter: stunning galleries devoted to Greek and Roman art
Mario Naves
Exhibitions
August 1, 2022
SoHo’s downtown drawings
Cultural mavens shouldn’t miss out on a knockout exhibition curated by Emily King
Mario Naves
Exhibitions
July 7, 2022
The one-note wonder
The Museum of Modern Art is seeing red with Matisse
Eric Gibson
Exhibitions
July 7, 2022
Playing the long game
Paul Cezanne is lighting fires with a new retrospective in Chicago
Xico Greenwald
Exhibitions
May 26, 2022
Deep water Winslow
Winslow Homer has been put out to sea at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mario Naves
Exhibitions
February 20, 2022
Precarious and thrilling
Milton Avery was able to carve out his own path, distinct from modernism’s march through history
Andrew L. Shea

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