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How the lives of Renoir’s most adorable subjects turned tragic
Two adorable little girls dressed in frilly white — the elder wearing a blue sash, the younger sporting…
Behold, the Return of the ‘Peanut Butter Floor’
More than 800 pounds of peanut butter—enough for around 15,000 sandwiches—has been spread across the floor of…
Tom Wesselmann’s American pop art takes center stage at Tel Aviv Museum of Art
As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, a burst of American pop art lands in Israel, colliding…
Meet the designer making viral live art for All Blacks, Warriors and rock stars
“I was at university and as a bit of a side project one day, I was a bit…
Yaacov Agam, Who Made Kinetic, Kaleidoscopic Art, Dies at 98
Yaacov Agam, an Israeli artist whose brightly colored geometric sculptures and paintings delighted the eye with optical illusions…
Kiwi-born artist Horatio T. Birdbath’s final wish to bring his art home
One of Birdbath’s most notable works is a Fremantle mural dubbed “Horatio’s Wall”. Photo / Kellee Mitchell “The…
Five art movements that shaped New Zealand’s modern painters
The seeds of abstraction In the late 1860s in Paris, a spirited group of painters, fed up with…
After nearly 20 years, Sebastopol’s cooperative gallery finds new home
After losing its home of nearly two decades on Main Street, a cooperative art gallery in Sebastopol has…
A New Experiential Gallery Just Might Change Your Mind About AI Art
“I think we are literally in a renaissance,” says the artist Refik Anadol, in a characteristically optimistic comment,…
Curating change: How Tewa built an art business without a permanent gallery
Thaddeus Wamukoya, or Tewa as he is popularly known, first made a name for himself as a gallery…