In the popular imagination, Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) is not a black-and-white artist. She’s all about color and magic and mystery. Any mention of her seems always to be accompanied by…
For the second time in six years, Minneapolis is enduring heartbreak. Operation Metro Surge, as the federal government has deemed its increased immigration enforcement, has had significant impacts on artists,
Nine years ago, the Georgian artist Tamo Jugeli—whose latest body of work will be on display at Polina Berlin and Karma galleries in Manhattan starting March 18—had never set foot
Two Brussels collectors bought a painting at auction in Italy that they say is a lost Michelangelo. Is it possible that, so many centuries after the Italian Renaissance artist created
One of Peter Paul Rubens’s most important commissions—his monumental painting for the Whitehall Ceiling at Banqueting House in central London—is reopening to the public following extensive renovations and conservation work.
