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The Not So Silent Witnesses: Lydia Viscardi and Rita Valley
Date: January 27
Opening Reception courtesy of The CAMP Gallery Westport
PRISCILLA HEINE: Buoyant Abandon
Date: February 11 – May 7
Exhibition courtesy of Elizabeth de C. Wilson Museum Southern Vermont Arts Center
Hollis Taggart
Current Exhibition Hayoon Jay Lee: Fields of Vision 5 January – 4 February 2023 | 1st Floor Upcoming Exhibition Beyond the Brush: Sheila Isham, 1969–1978 9 February – 18 March […]
Clyfford Still Museum
Home to one of the world’s most intact public collections of any major artist, the Clyfford Still Museum offers nine beautiful galleries of Still’s art, historic photos, objects and letters […]
Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens
Ann Weaver Norton (1905-1982), a renowned sculptor and teacher, created her own legacy at the intersection of art, science, and conservation of the South Florida eco-system. Today, the Ann Norton […]
Davidson Gallery
Eve Biddle | Mary Ann Unger: Generation January 12th – February 18th, 2023 Davidson Gallery is delighted to present Eve Biddle | Mary Ann Unger: Generation, a two-person exhibition by […]
Harvard Art Museums
About the Harvard Art Museums The Harvard Art Museums in Cambridge have one of the largest and most renowned collections of art in the United States, and invites visitors to […]
HEMPHILL
Modern and contemporary art in all media by artists ranging from emerging to mid-career to modern masters. Art advisory services to individual and corporate collectors. Specializing in secondary market work […]
40 Years with
Art in America!
Since 1982, the Art in America Guide has been the most comprehensive national printed directory of galleries, art dealers, consultants, museums, and nonprofit art spaces available.
Our 40th annual edition was published on January 9, 2023. Subscribers to Art in America received this as a bonus issue. Click below for a link to order one or more copies of this much-loved art world publication as we celebrate this exciting milestone.
Highlights From Art Media
- Adrian Burrell Explores the Difficulty—and the...by Seph Rodney on 01/26/2023 at 3:17 pm
At the entrance to multidisciplinary artist Adrian Burrell’s first-ever solo show, currently on view at the Institute of Contemporary Art San […]
- Use the Best Tortillons and Blending Stumps for...by Claire Selvin on 01/27/2023 at 9:00 pm
Keep those fingers clean: Pick up a tortillon or a blending stump to blend, soften, and smudge your creative marks. Made of paper that is compacted […]
![Looking back on the 110-year history of Art in America, the editors have chosen some gems, including this March 2003 piece where former senior editor Raphael Rubinstein pondered why critics don’t make judgments anymore.
“As a critic, lately I’ve begun to feel that something more than explaining and advocacy is called for, that qualitative choices must be made—and articulated,” wrote Rubinstein.
“The scale of the crisis first hit me when I noticed that Damien Hirst’s visually and conceptually inert “dot paintings” were being taken seriously by American viewers and institutions,” wrote Rubinstein.
Check the 🔗 link in our bio to read the full essay.
🖼️: Lisa Yuskavage: "Northview," 2000.
Credit: © Lisa Yuskavage, courtesy the artist and David Zwirner
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