Moshood Olúṣọmọ Bámigbóyè was one of the premier Yorùbá woodcarvers in Nigeria during the twentieth-century. Known for his spectacularly detailed masks and figures, Bámigbóyè was not only an [...]
Continuum brings North American Indigenous art to the foreground with the presentation of 280 objects from the collection of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Missouri. Many of these pieces have [...]
Sun Gardens presents exquisite facsimiles of Anna Atkins’s groundbreaking cyanotypes. One of the earliest women photographers, Atkins perfected the art of using natural materials to create [...]
Alma Thomas was a pioneer in the field of Abstract Expressionist painting. She was the first graduate from Howard University’s art department and the first woman of color to have solo shows [...]
The remarkable Tsiaras Family Photography Collection holds highlights from some of the medium’s most important artists. Act of Sight commemorates a significant gift from the collection [...]
Between 2005 and 2019, Robert Adams intermittently made images along the coast of Northern Oregon. The resulting images are a testament to Adams’ beautiful and poetic subtlety. Robert [...]
Yoshitomo Nara’s practice expertly balances the aesthetics of material with thoughtful reflections on the human experience – pain, war, spirit, politics, loneliness, music, and nature. Published [...]
On the Basis of Art: 150 Years of Women at Yale celebrates the remarkable and impressive roster of female visual artists who have studied at Yale University over the last century and a half. [...]
Published to accompany the 2018 exhibition at Mnuchin Gallery, Reds is a celebration of the various ways contemporary artists have used the color red. Drawing from artists such as Mark Rothko, [...]
