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  1. 55 minutes ago

    Meet the emerging painters putting a fresh spin on a centuries-old medium.

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  2. 1 hour ago

    Columbian artist María Berrío uses torn bits of ornately patterned Japanese paper, paint, and sequins to make intricate collages that evoke dreams, myths, and fairy tales.

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  3. 3 hours ago

    The 34-year-old discusses his ongoing search for the new, respect for dealers of an earlier generation, and selling LeBron James his first Rashid Johnson work.

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  4. 6 hours ago

    The book deftly moves through the basics of art history movements.

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  5. 7 hours ago

    Madeleine Bialke, Castaway, 2021

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  6. May 11

    Discover what's hot at auction this week, from Synchromism by James Daugherty to Pastels by Yayoi Kusama.

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  7. May 11

    While gallery waiting lists might seem exclusive and impenetrable, there are a few actions collectors can take to help their odds of collecting a wait-listed artist’s work.

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  8. May 11

    In captivating paintings, Parisian artist Lise Stoufflet deftly explores the depths of the human psyche.

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  9. May 11

    Artist Angela Deane isn’t afraid of ghosts. According to her, they live among and within us.

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  10. May 11

    Tahnee Lonsdale, Ghosting, 2020

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  11. May 10

    We explore five of Ono’s most influential pieces—many of which invite audience participation, a radical hallmark of her practice.

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  12. May 10

    Meet the household names whose artworks captured the zeitgeist of the modern era.

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  13. May 10

    Despite strict safety measures that kept the usual flood of collectors to a trickle, New York City’s first in-person art fair in 14 months saw a slew of sales.

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  14. May 10

    Using her body as a vehicle for self-exploration, Chinese photographer Ziqian Liu presents a series of serene minimalist self-portraits.

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  15. May 10

    When members of the artist group pulled out of an exhibition celebrating their legacy at the Museum of Chinese in America earlier this year, it highlighted the limits of representation for Asian Americans.

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  16. May 10

    When Klimt created his masterpiece at the height of the Viennese avant-garde and its psycho-sexual revolution, it was brazenly erotic, politically charged, and artistically revolutionary.

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  17. May 10

    Lily Kemp, Dreaming in Gold, 2021

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  18. May 9

    The history of the Roman Empire, which spans hundreds of years and multiple continents, is chronicled in statues and monuments its citizens left behind.

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  19. May 9

    Describing her studio as a “sloppy science lab,” Laurie Kang fuses raw and synthetic materials to create works sensitive to their external environments.

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  20. May 9

    I.M. Pei's designs are recognizable for their intricate geometries, novel use of glass, and marriage of modernist style with various classical and traditional architectures.

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