A Vibrant Group Exhibition, ‘Thread Count’ Celebrates the Legacy of Anni Albers — Colossal
When we see a painting, we don’t generally ask ourselves, “Is this art?” A work on canvas is…
Affluent Genre Scenes Erupt in Chaos in Sabrina Bockler’s Uncanny Paintings — Colossal
There’s always something a little bit unsettling about Sabrina Bockler’s dynamic paintings, although it can sometimes take a…
Discover the Growing Colossal Art Glossary — Colossal
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Pastoral Landscapes Brim with Patterns in Luminous Paintings by David Brian Smith — Colossal
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Ruth Asawa Arrives in New York with a Monumental Retrospective — Colossal
One of the most iconic figures of the mid-20th century, trailblazing Japanese-American artist Ruth Asawa led a prolific…
Identity of the ‘Girl With A Pearl Earring’ revealed
Here’s a pearl of wisdom. After 360 years, an art historian has allegedly solved one of art history’s…
How Raphael Went From Young Genius to Renaissance Master
Even the world’s most talented old masters advanced their craft, skill, and vision across time. For Evan Puschak,…
LACMA begins drilling concrete walls to install art in new building
Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s new Peter Zumthor-designed David Geffen Galleries are alive with sound and activity.…
‘A Sense of Wonder’ Chronicles Six Decades of Joel Meyerowitz’s Intimate Street Photography — Colossal
Working as an art director in New York City in 1962, Joel Meyerowitz was tasked with designing a…
The One Painting van Gogh Is Known to Have Sold During His Life
Vincent van Gogh, “The Red Vineyard,” 1888. (Public domain) In 2024, an 1887 painting by Vincent van Gogh…