Stolen Pablo Picasso and Marc Chagall paintings recovered from Antwerp basement
A months-long covert operation has resulted in the recovery of the rare pieces.
Art Archives: 01/2024
Was the Bayeux Tapestry the first-ever comic?
“Like a strip cartoon, racy, emphatic, colourful, with a good deal of blood and thunder.”
‘Accidentally Wes Anderson’ exhibition opens in London
The Anderson-esque exhibit will be in London until February.
The V&A Dundee reduces major exhibitions to one a year due to increased costs
“Year on year of mitigating measures.”
Robert Rauschenberg’s goat-stuffed “combines”
“A stuffed goat is special in the way that a stuffed goat is special.”
‘Fragments of a Faith Forgotten’: the nonconformist art of Harry Smith
The Whitney Museum, New York City, is currently exhibiting work by the late polymath Harry Smith.
The overlooked impact of Berthe Morisot
“I don’t think there has ever been a man who treated a woman as an equal, and that’s all I would have asked for.”
The towering presence of brutalist architecture
A brief history of the Brutalist “cult of ugliness”.
