Why Did Gauguin Make People So Angry?
The painter's quest for a more "primitive" life took him from France to Tahiti and back — and then back again.
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Aicon Art Becomes AINA Gallery: A New Chapter in Chelsea Begins October 1
AINA Gallery’s inaugural exhibition, "Other Stories — A Genealogy for the Present," celebrates modern and contemporary non-Western art.
Ruby City Presents "Generative Disruption: Feminist Art from the Collection"
This latest exhibition traces the enduring influence of feminist artistic practice on contemporary art. On view Sept 26 - Aug 29, 2027
Lisa Bradley Moves Beyond Luminosity at the Delaware Art Museum
The Delaware Art Museum presents the artist’s newest body of work in a solo exhibition spanning recent large-scale paintings and early works on paper.
“Doyle Lane: Master of Clay” Now on View at The Huntington
Discover the first major museum retrospective devoted to the influential Los Angeles ceramic artist.