Page 10 - Roberta Smith News Today

Plus, artists on artists at the National Gallery, Maggi Hambling's eye-popping evocations and a sleepwalking sculpture in Regent's Park

Tate Liverpool first opened at the Royal Albert Dock 35 years ago

In a spirited collision of art and activism, the Guerrilla Girls collective is set to ignite the Tate Edit shop at Tate Modern on 12 October.

Launching tomorrow, world-renowned art collective Guerrilla Girls present a new takeover of the Tate Edit shop at Tate Modern. Featuring a range of products curated and designed in partnership with the US-based group, it marks the third year of artist takeovers for Tate Edit - a space dedicated to experimental shopping experiences - following collaborations with Chila Kumari Singh Burman in 2021 and Bob & Roberta Smith in 2022. Bringing together art and activism, Guerrilla Girls is an ano...

GLENVILLE, W.Va. (WV News) — In accordance with tradition, members of the 2023 Glenville State University Homecoming Court were announced at the annual Coronation Ceremony on Monday.

His voluptuous figures, both in paintings and in sculpture, portrayed the high and mighty as well as everyday people through an enlarging prism. An obituary by Stephen Kinzer for The New York Times. Fernando Botero, the Colombian whose voluptuous pictures and sculptures of overstuffed generals, bishops, prostitutes, housewives and other products of his whimsical imagination…

Socrates Sculpture Park isn’t like any other arts institution in New York City. It has an ad-hoc, relaxed humanism that contrasts sharply with the crisp white galleries and grand museums across the river. It feels like a laboratory for art—a place where creation is as important, if not more important, than presentation.

As a href= http://www.tate.org.uk target= _blank Tate Liverpool /a prepares to close its doors temporarily to undergo a major reimagining, the gal

From Jackson Pollock’s solo debut to Philip Guston’s recent retrospective, a look at the exhibitions that have shaped the city’s art scene and the culture at large.

It can be fun to go to an exhibition by an artist you know little about or, in some cases, don’t like much. This is why I’m looking forward to “Renoir: The Painter and his Models” at the magnificent Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest, beginning September 22. I want to challenge my ignorance and preconceptions.