Chloe Wise on the Art of Looking Up
[ad_1] On a sweltering afternoon this past July, I paid a visit to the artist Chloe Wise in her midtown Manhattan studio. “You have great timing,” she says as...
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Interview: Lesley A. Martin On the New York Art Book Fair’s Legacy
[ad_1] The fair is a celebrated New York institution, known for uniting independent publishers, rare book dealers and experimental zine makers. Fair photo by...
‘Art Deco’ posters reveal dreams of the future at Sarasota Art Museum
[ad_1] “Queen of the Night” at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens in Sarasota, FL Once a year hundreds of people come out to Marie Selby Botanical...
Countdown to WoW: Award-winning wearable art creators share design secrets
[ad_1] They have come with their unusual luggage from around the world for decades – since the early days in Nelson before the World of WearableArt shifted to...
Highlights from the First Full Edition of Brussels Art Week
[ad_1] Julien Creuzet’s “Nos diables rouges, nos dérives commotions” at Mendes Wood DM. © Hugard & Vanoverschelde Last week, Brussels Art Week’s inaugural...
Sports Art Has Carved a Market Niche But Rarely Makes Museum Canon
[ad_1] A screenprint of Chris Evert by Andy Warhol hangs in the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Photo: John Corbett, courtesy the International Tennis Hall...
For John Wieland, Collecting Art Is About Feeling at Home
[ad_1] John Wieland’s collection, which he assembled with his late wife Sue, emphasizes discovery, encouraging visitors to see art—and consider the concept of...
6 art shows worth seeing in Denver in fall 2025
[ad_1] The fall art scene is especially promising in 2025. There is a potential blockbuster on the horizon, thanks to the Denver Art Museum’s upcoming...
Art-o-rama Is Keeping the Spotlight Squarely on Marseille
[ad_1] Marseille’s distinctive character sets the backdrop for the fair’s experimental energy. ©margotmontigny In 2013, Marseille was appointed Capitale...
Red-Chip vs. Non-Frictional Art: What’s Selling and to Who
[ad_1] KAWS’s public art project HOLIDAY traveled to cities including Seoul, Hong Kong and Taipei. Courtesy of the artist Several articles this year have...
