A Cézanne Celebration as Sweet as a Bowl of Apples

The south of France is known for its idyllic coastal climate, lush vineyards, and charming villages that date back to Roman times. But for now, the region wants you to think of Paul Cézanne, a Provence native son whose focus on the underlying geometrical shapes of...

A Cézanne Celebration as Sweet as a Bowl of Apples

The south of France is known for its idyllic coastal climate, lush vineyards, and charming villages that date back to Roman times. But for now, the region wants you to think of Paul Cézanne, a Provence native son whose focus on the underlying geometrical shapes of...

Beauford Delaney’s Drawings Open a Window Into His World

In the Medium of Life at the Drawing Center makes clear that Beauford Delaney’s drawings are far more than sketches eclipsed by his luminous paintings. Drawing was a vital expression of Delaney’s creative being. In its expansive interpretation of the art form, the...

Beauford Delaney’s Drawings Open a Window Into His World

In the Medium of Life at the Drawing Center makes clear that Beauford Delaney’s drawings are far more than sketches eclipsed by his luminous paintings. Drawing was a vital expression of Delaney’s creative being. In its expansive interpretation of the art form, the...

Giuseppe Penone Captures the Breath of the World 

LONDON — In this era of climate crisis, during which it has become evident that we urgently need to reassess our relationships with the environment and other species, the art world is increasingly commissioning exhibitions themed on ecology and the more-than-human...

Leigh Bowery Was His Own Artwork 

LONDON — The very idea of encapsulating the concept of Leigh Bowery within a gallery space should not work. He was not someone who brought art objects into the world, but was instead an embodiment of ideas and acts that can no more easily be categorized as singularly...

First They Came for Black History

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary in 2026, we find ourselves at a pivotal crossroads in the national conversation about identity, memory, and who gets to tell our story. This momentous semiquincentennial coincides with the centennial of Negro...