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two parents cradle their child who has had a face transplant

Photographing Face Transplants and Revolutions

An award-winning photographer with decades of experience, Maggie Steber does not spare herself when examining her career.

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Features

© The Estate of Erna Rosenstein/ Adam Sandauer. Courtesy Hauser & Wirth and Foksal Gallery Foundation. Photo: Marek Gardulski.

Erna Rosenstein's Fairy Tales for Processing Trauma

Edmonson, Bess and Joe, 1930-40. A a simple, stone sculpture of a couple sitting together, looking ahead.

William Edmondson Immortalized the Black Community in Tombstones & Sculpture

Vulci team members

Vulci 3000: LiDAR, 3D Renderings, and the Future of Archaeology

Qaumajuq Center

Qaumajuq Center Sets Tone for the Decolonization of Collections

James Whistler

The Woman in White: Joanna Hiffernan's Influence on James Whistler

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Auction

Alberto Giacometti, Le Nez, Conceived in 1947 (this version conceived in 1949 and cast in 1965).

The Macklowe Collection Sale Becomes Sotheby’s Most Valuable Ever

Monet and the First Forays into Abstraction

Villa Containing Caravaggio’s Only Mural to be Auctioned

Photography

Tyler Mitchell, Chad and Dad, 2021.

Tyler Mitchell at the Gordon Parks Foundation Gallery

New BMA Matisse & Drawings Study Centers to Boost Access to Collections

VMFA Presents Man Ray: The Paris Years

Ancient Art

Kheops pyramid

Explaining the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

The Getty Translates Online Exhibits for Hispanic Heritage Month

Rarely Seen Ancient Mosaics on Show in Rome

LGBTQ Artists

Jasper Johns, Flashlight, 1960 (cast c. 1979). Bronze and glass, 4 3/4 × 7 3/4 × 4 1/4 in. (12.1 × 19.7 × 10.8 cm). Ed. no. 2/3.

“Mind/Mirror” Distills Jasper Johns’ Tantalizingly Enigmatic Oeuvre

David Hockney: An Evolution of Style

A Sneak Peek of Superfine! NYCx3: (wo)man, myth, and Magick Fairs

Contemporary Art

Installation view of Heart in the corner of the room, Petzel, 2021.

Ross Bleckner Returns to Petzel with Paintings from the 70s

Ana María Hernando & Yoshitomo Saito Exhibitions Inspire Comparison

Modupeola Fadugba Leads The Artist’s Algorithm Project

Museum

©Isaac Julien. Courtesy the artist and Jessica Silverman Gallery

A Marvellous Entanglement: Isaac Julien & Lina Bo Bardi

Inspiring Walt Disney: The Animation of French Decorative Arts

A Window into Latin American Craft Traditions

Fair

Fissure Chandelier ©Charles Burnand 2021.jpg

Discussing Salon Art + Design with the Fair's Executive Director

The Art Show Returns Alongside the Launch of an Online Hub

The Affordable Art Fair Returns to NYC in Full Swing this Fall

Modern Art

Paul Cézanne, Pommes et oranges, 1899.

ART 101: Cubism

The Life and Art of Edgar Degas

Sophie Taeuber-Arp Receives Spotlight at Tate Modern

Antiques

an overall shot of some of the various items Andrew Jones Auctions will be selling on Oct. 24th

Andrew Jones Auctions Presents “The John Nelson Collection”

Art 101: What was Art Nouveau?

The Premium Lots in the 88th Auction of Hermann Historica GmbH

Drawing

Albert Gregory Hull, Football Player, ca. 1933-1943. Detail.

Football in American Art: 1933-The Present

Avish Khebrezadeh’s Seven Silent Songs

The J. Paul Getty Museum Presents "Artists as Collectors"

Asian Art

Los Angeles Helen J Gallery exterior

Asian Forward, Woman-Owned Gallery Enters the LA Art Scene

The Palmer Museum of Art’s Timely Show: Global Asias

Curatorial Insight on Clouds in East Asian Art

Sculpture

The facade of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1914.

A Brief Look at The Met's Fascinating History

John Chamberlain: Stance, Rhythm, and Tilt

Honolulu Museum of Art Acquires Soundsuit by American artist Nick Cave

Renaissance

Donatello, Detail of bust of San Lorenzo (c. 1440). Terracotta. H 29 ½ in (74.5 cm).

Rare & Newly Discovered Works by Renaissance Masters at Colnaghi

The Life and Art of Michelangelo

A Brief History of the Female Nude: From Willendorf to Kardashian

Design

Drawing, Design for Metropolis by Fritz Lang, 1926; Designed by E. McKnight Kauffer

"Underground Modernist: E. McKnight Kauffer" at the Cooper Hewitt

The Magic of the McCullough Musical Automaton

Ancient Roman Baths: An Archeological Explanation

Black Artists

Richard Dial (American, born 1955), The Comfort of the First Born, 1988. Mixed media (welded steel, plastic tubing, paint). 69 1/2 x 46 x 39 in.

Living Legacies: A Landmark Exhibition of African American Art

Kehinde Wiley at the National Gallery: The Prelude

William Edmondson Immortalized the Black Community in Tombstones & Sculpture

Painting

William Hogarth, Marriage A-la-Mode: 2, The Tête à Tête, 1743-45.

Hogarth and Europe at Tate Britain

Why You Should Watch "Secrets of the Dead: The Caravaggio Heist"

Wifredo Lam: The Imagination at Work

Latin American Art

Samuel Scott, Wager's Action off Cartagena, 28 May 1708, before 1772. Oil on canvas 33.9 x 8.9 in. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London.

The Global Battle for the San José—The Holy Grail of Shipwrecks

Magical Mexico: Meet the New Surrealists Redefining Psychedelia

Colnaghi Presents Discovering Viceregal Latin American Treasures

Gallery

Karin Davie, While My Painting Gently Weeps no 2, 2019. Part of the While My Painting Gently Weeps series. Oil on linen over shaped stretcher. 74.5 x 84 x 1.5 in.

Karin Davie Paintings Continue to Explore Mind, Body, and Space

Life After B.O.B: Ian Cheng’s Wild 21st Century Take on Free Will

Controversial Philip Guston Paintings at Hauser & Wirth

Women Artists

© The Estate of Erna Rosenstein/ Adam Sandauer. Courtesy Hauser & Wirth and Foksal Gallery Foundation. Photo: Marek Gardulski.

Erna Rosenstein's Fairy Tales for Processing Trauma

10 Fearless Women Artists in Jennifer Higgie's New Art History Book

Reframed: Labille-Guiard’s “Self-Portrait with Two Pupils”

Indigenous Art

Benjamin West, The Battle of La Hogue, c. 1778. Oil on canvas. National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.

History Painting: An Art Genre or the Manipulation of Truth?

The Chazen Highlights Similarities of Native & non-Native Artists

Qaumajuq Center Sets Tone for the Decolonization of Collections