‘Modern Art and Politics in Germany 1910-1945: Masterworks From the Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin’ Review: Capturing Seismic Shifts. Share. Resize. Listen (3 min) Advertisement.

At the Wrightwood 659 gallery in Chicago, an expansive, century-spanning show charts the period of art when “homosexuality” was a new concept.

Among many Catholics, the Pope is a figure whose significance is invaluable. In the modern day, this role may appear just as a figurehead, but still carries substantial spiritual and moral influence ...

The survey of modern German painting and sculpture now at the Kimbell Art Museum has its tone set by the documentation of the “Degenerate Art” exhibition organized by the Nazis in 1937, a ...

Dangerously Modern collects the work of 50 artists, ... Australian Women Artists in Europe 1890-1940 is on at the Art Gallery of South Australia from May 24 to September 7, 2025.

Shrines have covered up their now controversial mosaics by accused abuser Father Marko Rupnik, but other institutions have taken a more tolerant approach.

A challenging work of art simply could not be perceived the same by those conditioned to seeing straightforward 30-second videos as it would have been before the age of short-form content. This isn’t ...

A global spotlight is on BC as the assemblies examine the legacy and role of Jesuit and Catholic education in addressing compelling modern issues. A global spotlight is on Boston College this summer, ...

In his insightful forthcoming book The Last Supper: Art, Faith, Sex, and Controversy in the 1980s, Catholic journalist Paul Elie explores Catholicism’s engagements with art and culture in the 1980s.

Tate Modern’s anti-painting bias is part of a narrow curatorial ideology privileging content and messaging over the ambiguities, emotional depth and nuanced questioning stirred by great art ...

More Astounding Modern Art Collectors Like the Steins, other collectors and patrons influenced 20th-century art by supporting new genres and unheralded artists. Arthur Lubow. January 2012.

“The Whale,” a newly opened show dedicated to the painting practice of Alex da Corte (b.1980) at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, features more than forty paintings by the bona fide genius.