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Ato Jackson at Museum of Science and Technology (MST)
Ato Jackson’s exhibition “Not Wrapped in Cellophane” takes up the question of how an image reconstructs itself as it shifts between different digital formats. Can this effect be manually replicated in a physical world?An ongoing body of work, “For the Gram,” 2020–,...
Juxtapoz Magazine – Andy Warhol: Pop Up Pop Art Book
Andy Warhol’s artwork, shiny, bright and larger than life, practically pulses through our pop-culture DNA. Now you can literally see his work bounce into your physical space with the new Andy Warhol: Pop Up Pop Art Book, The Silver Factory. An interactive and engaging...
Two Thumbs Way, Way Down: Here Are 6 of the Worst Artworks We Saw Around the World in 2022
Who says criticism is dead? Sometimes, despite an artist’s best intentions, an artwork misses the mark—at least according to some opinions. Art is delightfully subjective, and we are sure that many people hold dear some of the art our editorial staff found, well, less...
Norman Rockwell’s Exceptional Drawings, Revealed for the First Time
Henry (Bill) W. Scovill II (1913– 1996), Norman Rockwell with “The Art Critic” studies in his Main Street, Stockbridge, Massachusetts, studio, 1955, photograph, 8 × 10 inches, Norman Rockwell Museum collection. All images courtesy of Abbeville Press. Norman Rockwell...
64 Photos by 64 Photographers – BOOOOOOOM! – CREATE * INSPIRE * COMMUNITY * ART * DESIGN * MUSIC * FILM * PHOTO * PROJECTS
In keeping with tradition (14 years and counting!), we’ve spent the last week revisiting each and every photography feature we published this year and pulling together our favorite images for our annual roundup: A Year in Photos. Featuring 64 photos by 64...
A Peek at the Pop-Up Lady’s Moveable Book Collection – ARTnews.com
Ellen Rubin, collector of moveable books, has the most fabulous view of Central Park that I’ve ever seen. From the square window of her study, the right angles of the park’s lower half are clearly visible; a dark, lush land from whose foot skyscrapers burst out,...
Artist Explores What it Would be Like if She Were Still Alive » Design You Trust
Lady Diana’s untimely death on August 31, 1997, sent shockwaves through the world. As the “queen of hearts,” she remained a beloved figure in popular culture and continues to be remembered with fondness and admiration by people all over the globe. Recently, artist...
Franz Gertsch (1930–2022) – Artforum International
Swiss Photorealist Franz Gertsch, renowned for his massive canvases depicting subjects ranging from rivers to rock stars as though caught in the white-hot glare of a flashbulb, died on December 21 in Riggisberg, Switzerland. He was ninety-two. Aiming to “paint the...
These Are the 300 Most-Searched Artists on Artnet’s Price Database in 2022
2022’s tempestuous economy was mirrored pretty directly in the art market. During other periods of fiscal duress—say, for example, the 2008 recession—the art market tends to maintain its singularity and thrive while other markets struggle. This was not one of those...
Man Buried Under Notre Dame Had “Extraordinarily Good Teeth”
Last March, three years after a monumental fire tore through the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, archeologists discovered centuries-old tombs and two lead sarcophagi just beneath the floor slabs of the cathedral’s transept crossing. On December 9, forensic research...
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