Artists

While her peers focused on shiny cars and motorcycles, Flack painted lipsticks and compacts, jewelry and glassware: the everyday stuff of her life.

In “Paris 1874: Inventing Impressionism,” the Musée d’Orsay presents a show about a show—specifically, the first Impressionist exhibition, which opened 150 years ago today and ushered in what we…

“It shows survival, despite all the horrible things that happened. We’re still here and continuing our cultural practices,” the artist said.

Dennis was often at the center of womens’ movements in the ’70s and ’80s.

The polymath’s art has long been underappreciated until recently.

For six decades, the Dutch artist has been ceaselessly shifting her style. Few can keep up.

In recent years writers, artists, and historians have re-examined Baker’s life not only through the social constructs that defined her, but also through her subtle resistance to them.

The Aravani Art Project helps transgender people voice expressions through visual art.

His pictures memorably captured his country’s postcolonial period.

Tai Kwun’s survey features a range of artists, both Indigenous and not, who look to ecology for transcendence.