Category: Art
Returning Art to Its Home
Returning Art to Its Home By Cassandra Ledger Though the Khmer Dynasty lasted roughly from the 9th...
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How Arts and Philanthropy Organizations are Dealing with the Coronavirus
Credit: New York Post No matter where you live, who you are, or what you do for a living, the...
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Exclusive Interview: Howard and Judy Ganek, Art Collectors and Philanthropists Extraordinaire
This interview was conducted at the home of husband and wife art collecting team, Howard and Judie...
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Review: Monumental Journey, the Daguerrotypes of Girault de Prangey at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Both a journey back in time and an exquisite taste of antiquarian photography’s delights,...
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Review: III Points 2019 in Miami, a Trip Across Musical Genres
The 2019 version of the annual III Points Festival in Miami was a fascinating look into the...
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Exclusive Interview: John Corbett, Co-Owner of Corbett vs. Dempsey, Chicago
Credit: John Corbett Editor’s Note: John Corbett is a Co-Owner with Jim Dempsey at Corbett vs....
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Gavin Brown’s Bold Enterprise: Re-Thinking the Contemporary
Above: “You” by Urs Fischer, 2007, Courtesy of Gavin Brown’s Enterprise Gavin...
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2018 Art Basel | Miami Beach Review: An Art Fair to Remember
The 2018 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach (ABMB) was a lush and triumphant event replete with...
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Power Philanthropist Profile: Agnes Gund
Credit: Sotheby’s Wealth produces the image of a certain breed of human that seems so...
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Review: The Flight into Egypt at The Getty Museum, Los Angeles
The Flight into Egypt is one of the central epic stories of the New Testament. It tells the saga...
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Using Art to Break Mental Health Stigmas
Credit: Stocksy United In 1855, the Saint Joan De Déu Mental Hospital in Sant Boi, Spain, opened...
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Review: Nathan Oliveira at John Berggruen Gallery, San Francisco
Nathan Oliveira was a painter and artist of spirit and whimsy with breath-taking courage and...
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