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(ATLANTA, Ga.) - A pair of exquisitely carved and detailed Chinese antique ivory tusk figures on fitted rectangular bases with scrolled feet sold as one lot for $45,000 at a New Year's ...

As early as 1971, with her landmark essay “Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?” the art historian Linda Nochlin made it clear that i

The Wadsworth Atheneum spotlights female artists from Italy in the 16th through 18th centuries, and asks: Who got left out of the canon?

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The Frieze art fair is in full swing in Regent’s Park, Martin Boyce is on the blower in Glasgow and Lucy McKenzie is playing tricks on the eye in Liverpool – all in your weekly dispatch

The first exhibition solely dedicated to Italian women artists at the a href= https://www.thewadsworth.org/ target= _blank Wadsworth Atheneum Museu

Very recently, I hosted a live online poetry event for New York’s The Society of Classical Poets (SCP). ...

It is reckoned that it would take around ten years to see all the exhibits in the collection of St. Petersburg’s and Russia’s most fam

It is reckoned that it would take around ten years to see all the exhibits in the collection of St. Petersburg’s and Russia’s most famous museum. So to save you a bit of time, we have selected the 25 most unmissable.

From the Archives: OMG Indeed! Susan L. Talbott Photographs by Allen Phillips. It was quiet in the galleries last September as I took a final walk through the Wadsworth Atheneum before the grand unveiling of our eight-year project to bring back its glories. I wondered how our members, patrons, the press, and the public would respond to all that we have done here. It has been a long haul, full of ups and downs in the economically stressed city of Hartford, Connecticut, as we renovated and up...