D.C.’s National Gallery exhibits centuries of artistic interpretations of the American Flag
This Sunday is Flag Day, which marks the date in 1777 when the Continental Congress first adopted the…
A View From the Easel
Welcome to the 341st installment of A View From the Easel, a series in which artists reflect on…
Orlando Museum of Art: Free Access for All Day
ORLANDO, Fla. — The Orlando Museum of Art will offer free admission Thursday, June 18, as part of…
Famed Magritte painting damaged by child with pine cone
Summary A five-year-old boy holding a pine cone inadvertently damaged a beloved Magritte painting at the Israel Museum…
One art dealer brought impressionism to America. Now his great-great-granddaughter is bringing it to Geelong | Australian art
In March 1886, the French art dealer Paul Durand-Ruel set sail to New York with more than 300…
Winners revealed: 2026 Australian Interior Design Awards
Great innovation, a sense of authenticity and equisite materiality and detailing were the common hallmarks among the winners…
Legless Chairs that Use the Environment for Support
Melbourne-based designer Villo Hietanen builds chairs without legs. They source their support from…
Mayo sculptor awarded new Public Art Commission inspired by Saw Doctors’ song – news
Mayo sculptor Cathal McCarthy has been awarded a new Public Art Commission by Galway County Council. The artwork…
TheatreDNA, 10 Years In, Is Changing How Performing Arts Venues are Planned, Designed & Operated
Audrey Irmas Pavilion. Architect: OMA (Office of Metropolitan Architecture). Image © Jason O’Rear Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail…
Fondation Beyeler to Open Expanded Campus by Peter Zumthor in 2027
The extension project of the Fondation Beyeler with Atelier Peter Zumthor New museum building, view from Iselin-Weber Park.…
Rare Indian statues stolen from garden near Ely
Police are appealing for information after two rare Indian statues were stolen from a house. The bronze statues…
Drawings by Willem de Kooning, the ‘last Old Master’, take centre stage in Chicago show – The Art Newspaper
“I draw in paint,” Willem de Kooning (1904-97) once said, “and usually I don’t feel so much difference…