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One of the revelations at @metmuseum right now: Helene Schjerfbeck. Largely unknown outside Scandinavia, and yet… this Finnish artist was completely ahead of her time. She starts in the expected place: academic training in Paris, traditional
After previewing this show, it’s even more clear that Raphael Sanzio was a genius. Truly one of the most spectacular artists to have ever existed. The beauty of his subjects, the refinement of his colors, the delicacy of the features, the absol
Nothing here is for sale. And that’s exactly the point. This is a rare, museum-level moment: historic Jasper Johns crosshatch paintings and drawings, many loaned by the artist himself and major institutions brought together to mark the end of
Yasumasa Morimura has spent four decades inserting himself into the Western canon: becoming Frida, Manet’s Olympia, Goya’s Maja, Velázquez’s Menina and more. Gender, identity, authorship, and power all collapse into one stag
@viansora is a hero artist. Not only because her paintings are lush and engulfing, vivid and honest, but because, like every great painter she conveys who she is and who she has become. Born in Iraq, and after (very literally) surviving the Gulf War
These new sculptures from Jeff Koons’s Porcelain series look like delicate 18th-century figurines but they’re actually mirror-polished stainless steel engineered with extreme precision. Mythology, kitsch, luxury, spectacle… all co