‘Forever is Now’ Exhibition in Cairo Featuring Lorenzo Quinn
Of the seven wonders of the ancient world, only the oldest remains relatively intact—the Great Pyramids...
The Masters’ Gallery
Virtual Tour: The Wharton Esherick Museum and the Museum of Islamic Art
As art lovers, we do a lot of thinking about what makes something beautiful or compelling...
Virtual Tours: Gardner Museum, Acropolis, Tower 13
It is hard to believe that this summer is already coming to an end, especially when...
Museum Virtual Tour: the Rijksmuseum, the National Gallery of Art, and Aigai, Greece
This summer, we’re looking to soak up as much culture (and sun!) as possible. Continuing our...
Virtual Tour: The Museo Frida Khalo, The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, and The Uffizi Galleries
Recently we highlighted the virtual tour at one of our favorite museums, The Guggenheim in New York. We’re...
Virtual Tour: The Guggenheim
Even though many museums remain closed or at limited capacity, remember that you can still get...
Basquiat’s Reach
Jean-Michel Basquiat is undoubtedly one of the most influential contemporary artists of our time, leaving...
Adding Dimension: Two Masters at Play
Dale Chihuly, master of glass, and Hunt Slonem, world-renowned painter, have both mastered expressing their characteristic...
Past To Present: Masterful Inspiration
It is human nature to look toward the past for inspiration and guidance. Just as ancient...
Drawn Blank: The Early Paintings of Bob Dylan
“That which he’s done for years on the stage – performing new versions of his...
Reflections on Balloon Dog
In 1993, Jeff Koons began Celebration, a series of large-scale sculptures consisting of tulips, eggs, hearts—and his...
Lorenzo Quinn: Building Bridges
On May 11th, the 2019 Venice Biennale Art Exhibition officially opened to the public. Located...
Donald Sultan: Wallflowers 2018
Since his first solo show in 1977, Donald Sultan has had an impressive career as painter,...
Andy Warhol: Ads Portfolio
Before devoting his time to painting and exhibiting his iconic pop art pieces, Andy Warhol...
Rembrandt: Master of Light
Born in 1601 in Leiden, near the western coast of the Netherlands, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn was a... More
Keith Haring: Accessible Lines
Keith Haring, a prominent American visual artist of the eighties, is known for his bold, energetic... More
Sam Francis: Interpretations of Color & Light
“Painting is about the beauty of space and the power of containment” – Sam Francis A...
Rene Magritte: An Air Of Mystery
Belgian artist Rene Magritte began painting in 1915, at 17-years-old, drawn from a young age to... More
Camille Pissarro & The Thornley Lithographs
Many know french landscape artist Camille Pissarro for his influence on Impressionist and Postimpressionist painting... More
Henry Moore: An Exploration Of Figure & Form
Anglo-Irish sculptor and artist Henry Moore (1898 - 1986) made a huge impact in the 20th... More
Marc Chagall: A Boundless Imagination
Belorussian-born French painter, printmaker and designer, Marc Chagall, poured his heart and captivation with life into... More
Roy Lichtenstein: Pop Art Icon
From his experimentation in commercial art mechanical print design to comic book imagery and advertising, American... More
Jim Dine: Getting to the He(art) of it
Though commonly associated with the bustling pop art movement of the 1960's, Jim Dine's work is... More
Ellsworth Kelly: Strength in Minimalism
Often described as a minimalist, hard-edged painter [& sculptor], Ellsworth Kelly is credited with being a... More
