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Pamela Colman Smith created the artwork for the famous Raider-Waite tarot deck but her legacy has remained in the shadows of the mystic who commissioned the work, Arthur Edward Waite.

a href= https://hindmanauctions.com/ target= _blank Hindman /a announces that Aaron Cator has joined the firm as Senior Specialist of Post War & C

Joseph Stella — famed for his Brooklyn Bridge portraits — was mad about tropical plants. Now, the Norton Museum is spotlighting his forgotten botanical works.

Mr. Little waited more than 40 years to show his work in the Whitney Biennial. This year, he prepares for two gallery shows and a collaboration with Duke Ellington’s music.

The poet-painter E.E. Cummings's work is on view now as part of the show "At the Dawn of a New Age" at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

(RNS) — Artist Pamela Colman-Smith dismissed it as ‘a big job for very little cash.’ Now the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck is her legacy — and has brought her renewed recognition.

a href= https://museum.colby.edu/ target= _blank The Colby College Museum of Art /a announced today that Sarah Humphreville has been appointed Lun

An exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art is highlighting Pamela Colman Smith's contributions to the development of Modernism.

It’s one of the largest public art collections in the country and it’s not where you might expect to see it. Artwork in New York hospitals aims to heal patients and healers. Jeffrey Brown continues his occasional look at the intersection of art and health, for our ongoing arts and culture series, "CANVAS."

Shows of twentieth-century American modernists, at the Whitney, and the contemporary artist Walter Price, at Greene Naftali, test an idea of what makes paintings work.