Art

Embracing Feeling Over Logic in Two Artists’ Fragmented Worlds

In their exhibitions at Honey Ramka, Michael Wetzel and Jessica Cannon long for the cohesion of forms and meanings.

In Brief

Rising Sea Levels Threaten Over 13,000 Archaeological Sites in the US

A new study suggests that thousands of archaeological sites in the southeastern United States will be underwater by the end of the century.

Art

Testing Human Perception with Uncannily Kinetic Body Parts

Elizabeth King experiments with human perception in her installation of mannequin-like sculptures at MASS MoCA.

Interview

A Photographer Recreates Maritime Scenes from the World Wars

Thomas Bangsted shares how he reconstructs moments from the past with present-day photography.

Art

Explore the Color Code of a 19th-Century Artist Who Painted Nature

Decode the color system of 19th-century nature artist Ferdinand Bauer, who documented the Australian coast, through an online interactive.

Art

The Enjoyable Conundrum of Color in 20th-Century European Design

Blissfully, there are no overly odious attempts at scientific explanation of color, just a wide gamut of art and craft achievements to experience and appreciate.

Art

The Women Photographers of World War I

No Man's Land: Women's Photography and the First World War at Impressions Gallery in the UK highlights women's perspectives of World War I.

News

Is Leonardo’s “Salvator Mundi” Going to the Louvre? [UPDATED]

The museum's director says he is in talks with the buyer of the record-setting painting to display it in Paris next year.

Art

Why Are Stephen Shore's Instagrams Better Than Yours?

From postcards to Instagram, Shore's images continually compel us to consider the ways photographs construct meaning.

Comics

Gift Ideas for the Artist in Your Life

Sometimes, finding the right gift can be very hard. Luckily, artists are actually quite easy to shop for.

Art

The Queer Deep Web of Zach Blas

Artist and writer Zach Blas wants a new internet, now.

Art

8 US Colleges Lending Their Art Collections to Students

In 1934, the University of Minnesota started making its art collection available to students looking to decorate their dorm rooms, a practice that has steadily grown in popularity on campuses across the country.