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Artist Wilfrid Wood is giving an intimate glimpse into his Sussex getaway with his new exhibition, Country Life

New York painter Yvonne Jacquette, whose birds-eye studies reimagined the world as a tapestry of texture and color, died on April 23.

Weekly recommendations from the editors of The New Criterion on what to read, see & hear in the world of culture.

Acquavella Spotlights a Gallery Favorite—Pierre Bonnard

The position Shear has been defining in his work is one that accepts, contemplates, and reimagines the possibilities of abstract painting.

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I have relocated to the Big Apple and am loving its epic skyline and endless bustle. No wonder Lois Dodd, Jane Freilicher and Alice Neel enjoyed painting the thrilling views from their apartments

“Window, Cityscape, Oval Mirror,” 1973, at the Bruce Museum. The radiator beneath Dodd’s window in her New York City loft stars in a trio of still lifes that…

Lois Dodd, at 95, is finally getting her largest museum show yet at the newly expanded Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Conn.

The museum — which opened to the public Palm Sunday, April 2, with a day of free admission, thanks to lead partner Bank of America — has created a modern new three-story wing that hugs the traditional existing building — more than doubling the Bruce’s footprint to 74,500 gross square feet.