A younger, more diverse generation of artists are demanding a greater say in which collectors end up with their work.
Category: Art
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How to Make the Most of Your Trip to Amsterdam
It’s all fun and games until you’re elbowing your way through hordes of tourists at Dam Square. But a little quiet is far from impossible in the Dutch capital.
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An Artist Grappling With Mexico’s Cultural Legacy
In her first solo museum exhibition, the painter Lucía Vidales subverts a muralist’s canonical work.
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Jamie Reid, 76, Dies; His Anarchic Graphics Helped Define the Sex Pistols
He created some of the most controversial — and celebrated — artwork of the punk era, which outraged polite British society almost as much as the band’s music did.
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In Paris, an Apartment With a Rebellious Streak
The architect Maxime Bousquet has reimagined a portion of a grand 17th-century building as a fittingly irreverent home for a young gallerist.
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Frank Bowling’s Geographies
The restless innovation of the influential painter is on display in a retrospective in California.
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Martha Rosler Wants to Know Why We Still Aren’t Outraged
Since the 1960s, the artist has channeled her wit and her conscience into works that face American injustice head-on.
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Myron Goldfinger, 90, Architect of Monumental Modernist Homes, Dies
His houses, which dot the Hamptons and other parts of the New York region, include a residence featured in “The Wolf of Wall Street.”
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Secret No More: Louis Armstrong Center Amplifies Satchmo’s Vision
New jazz and exhibition spaces, and an inaugural show curated by Jason Moran, feature the trumpeter’s “wonderful world” in full, collaged onto the walls.
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Blaise Cendrars’s Eye-Opening Artist’s Book at the Morgan
A travelogue in verse, rich with Sonia Delaunay’s art pyrotechnics, is the centerpiece of one of the most eye-opening shows of the summer.
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Isabella Rossellini’s Mama Farm Introduces a Knitwear Collaboration
Plus: obscure Surrealist literature, a virtual South African art gallery — and more recommendations from T Magazine.
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How to Avoid Crowds in Venice
Yes, Venice is so very congested. Yet visiting this unique Italian city doesn’t always require taking what Italians call un bagno di folla — a bath in the crowd.