Queer art, as defined by the Tate glossary, is “art of homosexual or lesbian imagery that is based around the issues that evolved out of the gender and identity politics of the 1980s.” There are artworks with latent homosexual themes … Continued

The Artworld is going virtual and after cruising many galleries and museums all over the world on our laptops, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art is our hands-down favorite and the best adventure out there in the digital space. … Continued

2018 was a dynamic year for art exhibitions globally. Whether at a small gallery in Los Angeles or a sleek museum in Paris, stimulating, moving, and provocative work was shown. This was also a year of political and social turmoil, … Continued

David Hockney is no stranger to film or photography. Whether posing for it or wielding it, the camera has long been the artist’s ally. From his rise to fame in the swinging scene of London in the 1960s, Hockney embraced … Continued

As we look back on 2017, there were thousands of art exhibitions in the hundreds of major museums around the world. Many of these shows were worth seeing, but of course, some favorites stick out. We have compiled a roundup … Continued

Great art is like great sex – it allows for the exploration of boundaries, makes you weak in the knees, and occasionally, people cheat. David Hockney once said, “The moment you cheat for the sake of beauty, you’re an artist.” … Continued

It was a very precise self-assignment: For his recent show at the Royal Academy of Art in London, David Hockney returned to his studio in Los Angeles and invited people up to sit for him for three days. Twenty hours … Continued