Katie White

"The Whole World Is a Mystery" at the Carnegie Museum of Art marks the first retrospective look at Gertrude Abercrombie in over 30 years.

Edward Boccia was an influential American Expressionist in his lifetime. Now, a New York exhibition sheds light on his forgotten legacy.

Irish artist Genieve Figgis shares how cinema, coquette aesthetics, and gardening shape her painted world.

Nina Chanel Abney recently opened "LIE DOGGO" at Jack Shainman's The School, a converted schoolhouse in Kinderhook, New York.

Artists from Artemisia Gentileschi to John Singer Sargent have captured the high drama opulence of the mob wife aesthetic.

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L.A. artist Gajin Fujita mixes street-art techniques with traditions rooted in Japanese art. He recently welcomed us into his studio.

As court painter to Marie Antoinette, Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun played an essential—and controversial—role in presenting the queen publicly.

Yayoi Kusama’s popular installation ‘Obliteration Room’ turns 20 years old in 2022. Here are three fascinating facts about the project.

An exhibition at James Hyman Gallery in London reveals the depth of the Countess of Castiglione’s creative endeavor.

The story begins with star-crossed lovers: George of Wales, a Protestant royal, was enchanted with a twice-widowed Catholic.

We spoke to astrologer Lisa Stardust about what artists born under the sign should expect in the coming weeks.

On the occasion of a new Francis Bacon exhibition, we’ve unearthed three fascinating facts about one of his most-recognized works.

The prized material has ancient associations with the sun, worship, and of course, wealth.

This summer, 26 works by artists including Alicja Kwade, Ai Weiwei, and Rachel Whiteread, will be on view at Albion Fields.

Art lovers won’t want to miss these destinations all over the U.S., where there’s tons and tons to see in deserts, plains, and elsewhere.

The Hong Kong- and London-based collector on why supporting Asian artists means supporting curators and critics too.