Long a fearless critic of Israel, Zoya Cherkassky-Nnadi has made wrenching portraits of her nation’s suffering since October 7.
How Black artists made modernism their own
How the cartoonist Raina Telgemeier, the author of Smile, Sisters, and Guts, turned the anxious kid into a hero for the 21st century
A landmark exhibition offers a new history of art.
Why is it so hard to root out fakes and forgeries?
In a new exhibition, the sculptor escapes the shadow of her mentor Rodin, and claims a place as one of the finest artists of her era.
Behind the scenes during Art Basel Miami Beach—a weeklong bacchanal of parties, paintings, and pills held in the name of shopping for art
The cartoonist has written some of the great haters, slackers, and screwups in modern comics. His new graphic novel imagines if one of them grew up.
Images from this year’s design competition, showcasing inventive and wearable works of art
Ernie Bushmiller’s long-running comic strip, Nancy, helped establish the way we think visually.
For well over 40 years, a fat orange cat has been a linchpin of American culture. It’s time to accept that.
A new exhibition offers a counterpoint to The Scream.
Spiral Jetty never stops changing.
Images from a number of the exhibitions of the floating sculpture Rubber Duck over the years
After the tourists go home, a museum’s collection tells its own story.
The artist left behind few clues about his life or intentions, but the paintings themselves teach the viewer new ways to see.
A speculative theory holds that Maria Vermeer was not only a model for her father but also an artist who created several of the paintings attributed to him. Could it be true?
Look at these unfiltered photos of a bygone era. Then look again.
And that’s how it should be.
That feeling—of being in the presence of something vast—is good for us. And, counterintuitively, it can often be found in completely unremarkable circumstances.