Every so often, a famous couple takes hold of a generation. They hypnotize each other as well as the public, spellbound by daydreams of what the couple is like behind closed doors. Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock were such a … Continued

A fascinating show opened at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City this past October. The exhibition, Labyrinth of Forms: Women and Abstraction, 1930–1950, showcases works by American artists dedicated to abstraction. This extraordinary group of women … Continued

British painter Cecily Brown (London,1969) is an artist that continues to amaze us. She became known in the 1990s, following an exhibition where she displayed abstract paintings of rabbits. Her expressive, lively, and erotically charged works are viewed from a … Continued

The Los Angeles Museum of Modern Art is currently presenting the exhibition candidly titled Julie Mehretu, in a study of the artist’s mid-career survey. A comprehensive exploration of Mehretu’s works up until this point in her career, the exhibition collaborates … Continued