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Although I enjoy true crime—Truman Capote’s “In Cold Blood” and Vincent Bugliosi’s “Helter Skelter” are among my favorites—I’ve never…

In 1880s Paris, naturalism and genre paintings were the preferred styles in the Salons where Schjerfbeck exhibited. The visitor to the Met…

When a blockbuster new Helmut Lang exhibition opens in Vienna on December 10, it will have been 7,625 days since the designer announced…

The event was pre-launched with Gaze Eternal: Ethiopia Past and Becoming, a vibrant program of archival and contemporary Ethiopian…

From the start, Daryl K’s big draw was a good-fitting pant—be that lowrider boot-cut jeans, baggy models, or signature second-skin leather…

The inspiration Kaish found in nature is potent, with references to the New Hampshire landscape in Firepond I and Monadnock I, both from…

From the late nineteen-forties through the mid-fifties, Ben Shahn was one of the most in-demand artists in America. Whether you were…

Yes, Esben Weile Kjær is 6’5” with blue eyes, but he’s a man in fine art rather than finance—and the world is better off for it. The…

“Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” hasn’t yet opened, but already a sense of importance, pride, and triumph—quite apart from the red…

Given the news cycle, that’s a particularly refreshing approach to a subject that Hill uses the long and narrow opening gallery to…

The Brooklyn Museum said Friday that it would soon cut more than 40 employees — between 10 and 13 percent of its work force — to alleviate…