Author: Hadley Monroe

Clive Truter is an artist whose practice is deeply rooted in figurative painting, material exploration, and an enduring engagement with the natural world. Working primarily in…

A chalet in the Italian Alps with panoramic views of the Matterhorn has just come on the market, and the price, like the peak that towers…

Portrait painting, a genre dedicated to capturing the likeness of an individual, boasts a profound and continuous history that stretches back thousands of years. Its journey…

There is something primal, almost amniotic, about entering the dim space that makes up the first gallery of “Several Eternities in a Day: Form in the…

Olga Nikitina is an artist whose creative journey has taken her beyond the traditional boundaries of the studio and into one of the world’s most extraordinary…

The 20th-century modernist is been the subject of a recent book reassessing his legacy, as well as a dedicated conference at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice…

South Africa’s Stevenson Gallery will close the Johannesburg branch of the gallery after 17 years in operation. The Johannesburg gallery’s last day will be December 12, according to…

Anyone who’s ever taken an art history course knows the drill: put two artworks side by side, and figure out where they intersect and diverge. The…

All six members of the Commission of Fine Arts, a federal agency poised to review President Donald Trump’s construction projects including his planned triumphal arch and the White House ballroom that…

The 1960s witnessed a profound shift in the art world, as a new movement emerged that sought to redefine the very essence of art: Minimalism. This…