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The Jewish Sisters In Renoir’s “Pink And Blue”

The Jewish Sisters In Renoir’s “Pink And Blue”

Catherine Ostler’s book traces the Cahen d’Anvers sisters from Renoir’s portrait to lives reshaped by antisemitism and the Holocaust.
What Else Could It Mean? A Book Surveys The Playful, Iconoclastic Works Of James Wines

What Else Could It Mean? A Book Surveys The Playful, Iconoclastic Works Of James Wines

Skira’s What Else Could It Mean? gathers five decades of James Wines and SITE projects, drawings, writings and archival photographs.
Meg Onli And Zack Winokur To Curate 2028 Whitney Biennial

Meg Onli And Zack Winokur To Curate 2028 Whitney Biennial

The Whitney Museum named Meg Onli and Zack Winokur co-curators of its 2028 Biennial, scheduled to open in March.
Pablo Helguera To Helm The New School’s Vera List Center

Pablo Helguera To Helm The New School’s Vera List Center

Pablo Helguera takes over the New School’s Vera List Center and will also direct its collection of more than 2,000 postwar and contemporary works.
15 Best Watercolor Painting Sets for Adults in 2027

15 Best Watercolor Painting Sets for Adults in 2027

Compare 15 adult watercolor painting sets by color range, portability, included learning tools, and ease of use to find the right fit for your painting style.
10 Best Biography Books About Famous Artists in 2027

10 Best Biography Books About Famous Artists in 2027

Compare biographies of famous artists, from detailed single-subject lives to illustrated introductions and collections for varied reading needs.
Visible Brushstrokes Push On A Subtle Grid In Stelios Pupet’s Contemplative Scenes

Visible Brushstrokes Push On A Subtle Grid In Stelios Pupet’s Contemplative Scenes

Athens artist Stelios Pupet is testing pastel pencils and planning several murals for 2027 while continuing his paintings built on a subtle grid.
Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson’s Whimsical Books And Dolls Celebrate Black Community

Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson’s Whimsical Books And Dolls Celebrate Black Community

Fort Gansevoort will show 40 works by Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson in an exhibition exploring family, memory and Black community.
Great Art Explained Traces The Incredible Story Of Henri Matisse’s ‘The Red Studio’

Great Art Explained Traces The Incredible Story Of Henri Matisse’s ‘The Red Studio’

A new Great Art Explained video traces the history of Henri Matisse’s 1911 painting, from early rejection to later recognition.
It’s Time To Talk About Classism In The Art World

It’s Time To Talk About Classism In The Art World

A Hyperallergic review examines Mark Alice Durant’s memoir and its account of economic inequality and class barriers in the art world.