It’s the 100th Anniversary of Pop Artist Roy Lichtenstein’s Birth
With celebrations of his life and work in the offing, we revisit both.
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20 Works of Public Art to See in New York City
Though today public art is generally associated with temporary outdoor installations, New York City does have its fair share of permanently fixed alfresco artworks.
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15 Must-See French Art Foundations
It stands to reason that France, a country with a deep and rich art history and some of the most dedicated collectors in the world, would also host some of the greatest art foundations.
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Who Was Giotto and Why Was He So Important?
Giotto helped revive naturalism in painting, bringing empathy and humanity, along with piercing observation, to his figures and illustrations of biblical stories.
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The World’s 25 Best Hotels for Art Lovers
Many of the world's top hotels make room within their walls for temporary or permanent art displays.
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23 Artworks Not to Miss at the Uffizi Gallery
Florence's Uffizi Gallery houses a collection of art dating from antiquity through the 18th century.
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An Ed Ruscha Retrospective at MoMA Presents a Master of Wordplay and Trompe L’Oeil
The show reveals an artist with a cagey, deadpan sense of humor.
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Building Faith in the Future Part 2: Five Women of the Black Arts Movement in Los Angeles
While it originated in New York, the Black Arts Movement quickly gained traction in Southern California after 1965.
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What It’s Like to Stay at Islas Secas, a Private Island Resort Off the Coast of Panama
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NFL Fines Panthers Owner David Tepper $300K for Drink Toss
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