A new show spotlights under-recognized female artists from the prerevolutionary period through the Romantic era

"Matisse Picasso," the blockbuster show of the decade, shows us how two modern-art titans saw each other across 50 years of dazzling creative competition.

Alissa Lara Quart reviews 'Basquiat' by Phoebe Hoban.

Why are Catholics so set on dogging "Dogma"?

"NYC 1993" at the New Museum offers a sampling of the earnest, overtly political art of the early 1990s

In fact, everything you think about Western art can probably be traced back to Giorgio Vasari

Amie Siegel's film "Provenance" traces the "trafficking" of furniture, from Chandigarh to the homes of the elite

I'm afraid one day he's going to wake up and recognize the truth and it's going to destroy him

Trevor Fairbrother's new book shows that John Singer Sargent was not only a painter of the rich but a sensualist in everything he did.

From advanced drones to Twitter poetry to iPhone mania, the medium has drastically evolved over the past 12 months

"I was critically aware of my own white male gaze," Timothy Greenfield-Sanders tells Salon

The sensation of experiencing Surrealist painting and eating certain kinds of dishes is nearly identical

Critics can't stop cringing, but the "Girls" star's prolific nudity harks to a decades-old feminist art tradition

Legal analysis: Abramović provided her own undoing in this dispute over rights and profits from their joint work