Aix-en-Provence’s MUSÉE GRANET presents Cézanne in Provence In 1901, Aix-en-Provence’s Musée Granet curator Henri Pontier said of painter Paul Cézanne, “Never in my lifetime will one of his works enter here.” In his lifetime? No. One hundred years later, the museum is embracing him in its exhibition Cézanne in Provence. Not many painters personify…

1955 born in Shanghai, China Gu graduated with a master’s degree in Chinese Painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Hangzhou, studying under Lu…

As his monumental retrospective at San Francisco’s de Young Museum comes to a close, Dale Chihuly sits proudly at the art World’s Pinnacle. As the morning…

Georges Braque’s Violin and Palette (autumn 1909) broke new ground by representing for the first time a trompe-l’oeil element in a composition painted in the Cubist style. Along with Piano and Mandola (winter 1909–10)—both canvases in the Guggenheim’s permanent collection—it has been undergoing conservation treatment, revealing previously obscured…

Wednesday, June 21th, 2017, 7 - 9 pm. With works by: Gunter Damisch, Erró, Franz Grabmayr, Jiri Kolar,Karl Korab, Nikolaus Moser, Hermann Nitsch, Mel Ramos,…

Harold Weston, Gothics Mountain, Autumn, 1922, oil on canvas, 16 x 18 inches 1.  “The Painted Environment: Landscapes and Still Lifes by Harold…