Kate Brown investigates the changing values of scale in contemporary art. A sculpture by Curtis Talwst Santiago presented by Rachel Uffner Gallery at Frieze Los Angeles 2024. Photo: Casey Kelbaugh, ...

George Grosz 'Stickmen Meeting Members of the Bourgeoisie' (1946) Watercolor on paper 19 x 24-3/4 in. Corpulent naked child and father figures, their cheeks ruddy and their flesh porcine-pink, appear ...

With big budgets and international prestige, the most famous art museums wield a lot of power, so it’s disappointing when their exhibition programs are known less for new discoveries than deja vu. All ...

The U.S. is filled with incredible museums that celebrate the arts like The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and The Getty Center in Los Angeles. But art lovers who are lured to ...

Still-life painting is perhaps the mildest form of art. While expressionists leap from pique to pique, and abstractionists zero grimly in on private voids, the still-life artist tidily rules a ...

“We reimagine theatre to reimagine the world” runs the mission-statement of The Yard in Hackney Wick. A grand claim. But weighing the evidence of the past 14 years, the vaunt seems amply justified. As ...