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While academic art podcasts are certainly worth a listen, most of us are looking for something a little livelier or, dare we say it, juicy.
Thirty-five years have passed since the group posed the question, "Do women have to be naked to get into the Met Museum?”
Loudon is one of the few art collectors to seriously branch out into 19th-century life sciences illustrations and models.
Thomas Hart Benton, Ploughing it Under, 1943, reworked 1964; oil on canvas, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, AR. 2006.73...
Katharina Grosse has always been a darling of the art world. The Berlin-based artist, who rose to prominence in the 1990s, was instrumental in...
Surrealism was born in October of 1924 when French poet and critic André Breton published the Surrealist Manifesto, forever staking claim to the...
International photojournalists captured ample images and video clips of the fall of the Berlin Wall. And who could forget David Hasselhoff in a...
Welsh artist and illustrator Ralph Steadman, 88, has had not one, but many careers. Known as “the godfather of Gonzo art,” he basically invented...
Most of us don’t read books the way we used to—attention spans are short, BookTok recommendations populate our shelves and audiobooks are the new...
Hollywood’s favorite photographer, Vijat Mohindra, is living the dream. He’s shot Kim Kardashian multiple times since 2009, to market Skims and her...
If there’s one overlooked woman artist in American art history everyone should know about, it’s Elizabeth Catlett. Catlett was a badass artist, a...
The audacious French performance artist Philippe Petit probably isn’t as widely known as he ought to be. If the name rings a bell, it might be...