Edgar Degas -- Compulsive Art Tinkerer
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Edgar Degas, whose paintings of ballerinas made him a household name after his death in 1917, was a perfectionist who continually tinkered with his works -- even after he had sold them.
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It is instructive to imagine the D C Moore Galleryâs 10-year survey of Mark Greenwoldâs small, fraught Realist paintings in one of New Yorkâs major museums.
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Arts & entertainment: Edmund de Waal challenges the philosophy of potting as functionalist and ruralist to turn ceramics into art.
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The Parrish Art Museumâs show feels at times like a master class led by artist Eric Fischl, although a somewhat anachronistic one. Painting is hardly dead.
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Arts & entertainment: Adrian Searle admires Tate Britain's rich, haunting retrospective of Peter Doig's work
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A painting of the tulip trade provides incredible investing insights.
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A museum displays the surrealist's celluloid endeavors and delves into his relationship with the film industry.
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The Museum of Modern Artâs elegantly plain exhibit of Georges Seuratâs drawings reveals the process behind his impeccable, stylized paintings.
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With â77 Million Paintings,â legendary musician and producer Brian Eno explores the aesthetic possibilities of light and generative software.
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Una creazione del gruppo artistico 'cracking art'
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CARDIFF, WALES.- What inspires someone to collect art - money, fame, personal pleasure? Art collector, psychologist and educationalist, Dr John Gibbs (1912 -1996) believed visual art could provide a powerful ...
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A show at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art presents some odd (but fascinating) examples of serial photography.
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Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swan's "de Kooning: An American Master" traces the painter's history and plumbs the mysteries of his cryptic work in a remarkably lucid narrative.
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The Metropolitan Museum's intricate, lively, and occasionally zany show features Renaissance artists who produced inconsequential but thought-provoking works.
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IF you want to drive an artist crazy - and who doesn't, really? - there is one little query that is remarkably effective in unhinging even the coolest painters in Chelsea.
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Stuart Davisâs drawings, as seen at Hollis Taggart Galleries, are prosaic but precious elements arranged in an ordered alternate world.
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Long before Warhol's soup cans, Jasper Johns revolutionized painting with works that were right on target.