As a preppy-looking sign painter dabbed some distinctive touches over the exhibition entrance of “Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design” Read more…

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When Phyllis Kind tiptoed into New York nine years ago her stable of Chicago Imagists were an unknown commodity outside Read more…

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The diamond shaped logo for the Museum of Modern Art’s massive loan show, “An International Survey of Recent Painting and Read more…

Fifty-five years ago, three eminently energetic, far-sighted, and fabulously wealthy women founded the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Read more…

A cultural blitzkrieg has hit these shores bearing the stretched-canvas flags of Germany and Italy. America, precisely the New York Read more…

The self-taught and unself-conscious art of some genuinely primitive geniuses. Voodoo has come to Los Angeles Under the guise of Read more…