Art Feature Articles

After Six Decades, the Artist Gets Her Due

In "Domestic Imaginaries" at SCAD, the first show in his homestate of Georgia, Tyler Mitchell harks back to his childhood and the great luxury of leisure time.

Making Her Mark: A History of Women Artists in Europe, 1400-1800, an exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art, showcases the work of European women artists over four centuries in an effort to…

His Pioneering Works Depict Black subjects in the Tradition of European Old Masters

In Édouard Manet’s Olympia, which is making its debut in the United States at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in "Manet/Degas," the artist inserts a black cat to represent what we cannot see, proving…

In 'Manet/Degas,' an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, see how the friendship and rivalry of two masterful artists, Édouard Manet and Edgar Degas, inspired their work.

Annie Leibovitz at Work, an exhibition at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art featuring work created over the past decade, boldly re-examines the artist's career.

Learn What Inspires Their Noteworthy Collections

In 1871, Thomas Moran and William Henry Jackson were hired to document the natural landscape that would become the national parks. Artists have been invited to return ever since.

Television programs that taught art lessons have been around since television was invented, with instructors from Jon Gnagy, to Bill Alexander, to Bob Ross.