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Two Works by Rare-to-Market Painter Florine Stettheimer Head to Christie's

Two paintings by New York Modernist painter Florine Stettheimer are coming to auction at Christie's, and may sell for as much as $360,000.

Reed Gallery presents New Acquisitions

The University of Maine at Presque Isle’s Reed Art Gallery will present New Acquisitions: Recent Additions to the University Art Collection through March 22…

Dean Rader on "Drawing the Line: Michelangelo to Asawa" – Artforum

 Curated by Furio Rinaldi, this small but stellar exhibition highlights an eclectic range of drawings from the museum’s Achenbach collection, unified by a strong sense of line and lineation.

'Cabinet of Curiosities' winter exhibition to open at Gerald Peters Gallery tomorrow

a href= http://www.gpgallery.com target= _blank Gerald Peters Gallery /a upcoming winter exhibition, Cabinet of Curiosities, features a collection

The house gods of Elie Nadelman | The New Criterion

James Panero on “Elie Nadelman: Sculptor of Modern Life” at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Influential figure in art who gifted US collection to the Hunterian

A passionate New Yorker, he gifted his collection of American art to the Hunterian Art Gallery in 2019 in celebration of his 90th birthday, his love…

Contemporary artist Theodore Waddell offers exhibition of Western Art at Gerald Peters Gallery

Artist, rancher and storyteller, Theodore Waddell, is one of the West’s most celebrated and recognized contemporary artists. His signature style

Take a day trip to a modernist paradise: The Frelinghuysen Morris Home & Studio in Lenox provides a splendid view of two groundbreaking artistic lives

Leon Loughridge: Sacred Ground now on view at Gerald Peters Gallery

Award-winning artist Leon Loughridge is a master of the multi-step reduction process in woodblock art. His latest exhibition, now on view at a href=

This Famed Dollhouse Is Hung With Tiny Original Artworks, Including a Miniature Duchamp. Here Are Three Things to Know About the One-of-a-Kind Treasure

On the centenary of the Museum of the City of New York, we take a closer look at one of its most beloved objects.