04/27/2023. i see you is an exhibition, opening April 27th at Thaddaeus Ropac in Paris, of new paintings by the LA-based artist Liza Lou in which she methodically draws sequences of circular shapes across delicate g...

04/27/2023. Michael Denneny, an openly gay editor at a major New York publisher who started a pioneering imprint that was devoted to LGBT literature and who helped found a magazine billed as a gay version of The New Yorker, died on April 15 at his home in Manhat...

04/27/2023. Pop singer Ed Sheeran took the witness stand Tuesday at a closely watched copyright trial in which he stands accused of copying his ballad “Thinking Out Loud” from Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get It On,” and told a jury that he...

04/27/2023. Hindman’s May 2nd Photographs auction features a wide range of works from its beginnings in the 19th century to contemporary works...

04/27/2023. Holly and Gretchen. Those are the little girls’ names, so dissimilar in the way they hit the ear: one soft, warm and breathy; the other sharp-edged and cramped. Just like their mothers. The children are 5, maybe 6, when they first play togeth...

04/27/2023. The Wellington, one of only two remaining, has moved from the Conservation Centre into the public display hangar and will be the centre piece of a new Bomber Command exhibition opening in May. The fuselage and inner wings section can now be viewed...

04/27/2023. Of the many (many) job titles you could lay on Harry Belafonte — singer, actor, entertainer, talk show host, activist — the one that nails what he’s come to mean is folk hero. Not a title one puts on a business card or lists in, say...

04/27/2023. A recent panel on Africa’s external debt might seem like an odd fit for an arts institution with a permanent collection that includes a ceremonial Baule mask from Ivory Coast and a 2003 mixed-media piece by acclaimed artist Wangechi Mutu. But...

04/28/2023. When the Metropolitan Opera staged a starry adaptation of “The Hours” last year, the first world premiere at the company since 2006, something unusual happened. The Met had long struggled to attract new audiences for classics like “...

04/28/2023. Anna Wintour, the editor of Vogue and global editorial director of Condé Nast, has been the maestro of every Met Gala since 1999. But this time, it’s personal. Not just because the exhibition that the party honors is devoted to the work of mu...

04/28/2023. Imagine encountering Umberto Boccioni’s 1913 bronze sculpture “Unique Forms of Continuity in Space” without being able to see it. A little over 3 1/2 feet tall, the abstract striding figure is all sharp edges and curves. On a Sunday in...

04/28/2023. On a wintry March day in Minneapolis, a small group gathered underground to look at monumental and hyper-colored works of art. In the sprawling storage area beneath the Walker Art Center, Jack Garrity pulled one toward him, a towering piece by Pacita...

04/28/2023. Guitarists and their music — from folk singers to rock ’n’ roll stars and protest songs — figure prominently in American history and culture, but the instrument has a notable heritage of its own. “The guitar itself can hav...

04/28/2023. Christie’s Middle East is pleased to announce the return of the Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art Online auction taking place from 1 – 16 May. The sale comprises 63 works across me...

04/28/2023. Jeff Koons is a household name in the world of contemporary art, and his creations, while contradictory and controversial, are recognized and appreciated by millions around the globe. Despite criticism surrounding <a href="https://artdevivre.com/arti...