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Princeton Museum, shuttered until 2025, finds powerful liminal space in renovation-driven closure.

Ansel’s work demands to be considered on its own, independent of any pictorial point of departure. Why this is the case reflects a female artist’s relationship to tradition—one to which critics might say she “owes” so much. In fact, Ansel is dependent on no one but herself, and these splendid images owe nothing to anyone, especially to no man. They are exuberant, passionate, and reaffirm the sheer joy of abstract painting.

For the Italian filmmaker, the act of seeing was its own kind of art.

She shared diagnostic skills with her twin, David – he discovered Old Master paintings, she had an intuition for detecting symptoms early

When the Nazis came calling in 1939, Kitty Schmidt wasn’t interested. She was the madam of “Salon Kitty,” a swank brothel in Berlin and one of the last sex-for-sale establishments legally allowed to operate in Germany.

Google Arts and Culture has launched a massive Leonardo da Vinci online exhibition powered by A.I. machine learning.

A survey show at the Art Institute of Chicago brings together the Spanish Mexican artist’s extraordinary paintings and reveals new insights about their creation

Between traditional art and digital art is a mid-point of computer-aided art, which Ernst has leveraged to transform his practice.

This week, pop into happenings featuring the work of Isaac Aden, Nicasio Fernandez, Elise Ansel and more.

Games, Gamblers & Certomancers: The New Cardsharps brings together seventeen contemporary artists who have revisited the art historical trop of card p