‘Guernica’ Tapestry Is Taken Back From U.N. by a Rockefeller
For more than three decades, a 25-foot long canvas tapestry replica of “Guernica” hung outside the...
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Category: Art
In Myanmar Coup, Paint, Poems and Protest Art Equals Defiance
Most nights since a coup returned Myanmar to military rule on Feb. 1, a spectral symbol of protest...
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French Mayor Opens Museums, Defying Coronavirus Orders
France, like most of Europe, saw a spike in coronavirus cases over the winter, as new variants...
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5 Art Accounts to Follow on Instagram Now
In the years B.C. — Before Covid-19 — I was convinced that museums and Instagram were...
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Kehinde Wiley’s Black Rock Resident Artists Are Named
A Congolese painter whose art reflects how globalization and consumerism have transformed African...
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For Britain’s Art Dealers, Post-Brexit Trade Isn’t So Free
LONDON — “You could just jump in a van, drive to Europe and cross all the borders to buy...
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With a Gift of Art, a Daughter Honors, if Not Absolves, Her Father
Nawapan Kriangsak found out as a young girl that running in her father’s apartment was forbidden....
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Pompidou Center, Aging Symbol of the Future, to Close for Renovations
The Pompidou Center, whose daring, inside-out architecture and modern art museum have made it one...
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With New Museums, a Once Disgraced Socialite Looks to Burnish His Legacy
CUENCA, Spain — He was once described by Vanity Fair as “a Gatsby for the Reagan era,” but, until...
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How a Historian Got Close, Maybe Too Close, to a Nazi Thief
By the late 1990s, most of the Nazi art experts who helped loot European Jews were either dead or...
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