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Museums, galleries and other art spaces have started to reopen. Where can you go, and what can you see?

New York—Exploring the thematic and visual diversity of the photographic medium, Swann Galleries’s auction of Photographs & Photobooks on Thursday, May 27 covers twentieth-century ...

Save this story for later. Paul Cézanne’s prominence as a painter overshadows his dedication to drawing, but the French Post-Impressionist put pencil to paper, often adding watercolor, almost every day of his career. MOMA exhibits some two hundred of these revelatory, underappreciated still-lifes, landscapes, and figure studies in “Cézanne Drawing.” (Opens June 6.) The acclaimed American sculptor Sarah Sze has a gift for making cosmic subjects seem down to earth—“Fallen Sky,” h...

Egg Collective show celebrates female talent and mothers Egg Collective show celebrates female talent and mothers Egg Collective presents ‘Designing Women III: Mother’, until 29 May 2021, an exhibition celebrating female talent in art and design, and including work by Louise Bourgeois, Charlotte Perriand and Renate Müller alongside contemporary creatives ‘Universe II: Shadows on the Moon’ by Renate Müller; and TBT by Carolyn Salas (on the wall), part of the exhibition ‘Desi...

On the Town: Exhibit puts focus on art of photography By: Lillie-Beth Brinkman The Journal Record April 13, 2021 Lillie-Beth Brinkman If you like photography as much as I do, go to Norman to see a new exhibit exploring it as an art form from 19th-century Europe through the present at the University of Oklahoma’s Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art. “Long Exposure: A Century of Pictorialism” looks at photography from the beginning of the movement in 19th-century Europe to today’s fil...

For the first time ever, Museo de Las Americas is joining Denver’s Month of Photography with an impressive photography exhibit entitled La Nueva Cara / The New Face that combines iconic images from some of the world’s most famous photographers including Hal Gould, Imogen Cunningham and Sebastião Salgado, with over fifty juried selections from local and emerging photographers. This exhibition is curated by Judy Miranda and Jude Sanchez, renowned photographers in their own right. “Photo...

For the first time ever, Museo de Las Americas is joining Denver’s Month of Photography with an impressive photography exhibit entitled La Nueva Cara / The New Face that combines iconic images from some of the world’s most famous photographers including Hal Gould, Imogen Cunningham and Sebastião Salgado, with over fifty juried selections from local and emerging photographers. This exhibition is curated by Judy Miranda and Jude Sanchez, renowned photographers in their own right. “Photo...

Jessica Zack April 3, 2021 Jasmin Darznik, author of the historical novel “The Bohemians,” stands in front of the Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco. Photo: Lea Suzuki, The Chronicle As a teenager living in Marin County in the early 1990s, Jasmin Darznik loved driving into San Francisco to wander North Beach. Like so many aspiring writers before her, she’d spend hours in City Lights bookstore and nurse espressos on Columbus Avenue, enamored with the neighborhood’s storie...

Championing Innovation London-based contemporary art destination Huxley-Parlour celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2021. The gallery represents some of the most exciting established and emerging photographers from across the globe – from 20th century pioneers to today’s trailblazing talents. We highlight 10 exhibitions across 10 years, featuring a range of iconic black and white and full-colour images. In 1957, Bruce Davidson (b. 1933) joined the Magnum Photos agency. Largely recognise...

6 things to do in Portland: Oregon Historical Society, virtual St. Patrick’s Day, and Metropolitan Youth Symphony OregonLive.com 3/10/2021 Rosemarie Stein, oregonlive.com © Michael Lloyd/LC- THE OREGONIAN/oregonlive.com/TNS Portland author Whitney Otto will discuss her new book \"Art for the Ladylike.\" THE OREGONIAN/file photo We’re nearly mid-way through March and St. Patrick’s Day is coming up. This week’s list includes a couple of classical music offerings, virt...