Copying the Sheep Shearers
12 minutes ago | Gurney Journey
Jean-François Millet (1814-1875) wanted to paint a woman and a man shearing a sheep. He started by sketching the scene in pencil on tone paper. The man who is holding the sheep...
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11 New Books We Recommend This Week
12 minutes ago | NY Times
Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.
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Taylor Mac Explores the Philosophy of the Hang
12 minutes ago | NY Times
A new jazz opera reimagines Socrates' final hours. Expect queer romps, ancient Greek in-jokes and plenty of tulle.
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The Electric Circus: 1905
18 minutes ago | Shorpy
Detroit circa 1905. "Woodward Avenue, looking north from Jefferson" - vantage on an abundance of bulb-studded signage and electric streetcars, as well as two giant "moonlight...
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Drawing, a Cure for the January Blahs
28 minutes ago | NY Times
The medium is our art critic's favorite - and this is a rich moment to indulge in works on paper, from the Drawing Center to the weeklong Master Drawings New York.
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Photographer Uses Brenizer Method with a Medium Format Film Camera
36 minutes ago | Peta Pixel
Photographer Steven Shultz has been experimenting with the Brenizer Method on digital cameras for years, but as he has shot more film throughout 2021, decided to see if there...
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At Sundance, Two Films Look at Abortion and the Jane Collective
48 minutes ago | NY Times
In the years leading up to Roe v. Wade, a Chicago group helped thousands of women obtain the procedure safely. A documentary and a feature tell their story.
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Everett Lee, Who Broke Color Barriers on the Conductor's Podium, Dies at 105
1 hour ago | NY Times
He was known as the first Black conductor on Broadway and the first to conduct a white orchestra in the South. Mr. Lee went on to a successful career in Europe.
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Broadway Meets the Avant-Garde in a Juilliard Music Festival
1 hour ago | NY Times
Focus, a weeklong event starting Sunday, delves into the broad range of American sounds in the first half of the 20th century.
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A New Coalition Amplifies Disability Culture in the Music Industry
1 hour ago | NY Times
RAMPD, an organization of professional disabled musicians, will push for accessibility in the music industry, including adding visible ramps to awards show stages.
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Emma Elliott presents new marble sculptures at on form 18
Emma Elliott is one of forty sculptors selected for on form 18, a biennial exhibition of sculpture in stone at Asthall Manor in the Cotswolds. She joins world renowned and... Read more ...
Drawing, a Cure for the January Blahs
The medium is our art critic's favorite - and this is a rich moment to indulge in works on paper, from the Drawing Center to the weeklong Master Drawings New York. Read more ...
Photographer Uses Brenizer Method with a Medium Format Film Camera
Photographer Steven Shultz has been experimenting with the Brenizer Method on digital cameras for years, but as he has shot more film throughout 2021, decided to see if there... Read more ...
At Sundance, Two Films Look at Abortion and the Jane Collective
In the years leading up to Roe v. Wade, a Chicago group helped thousands of women obtain the procedure safely. A documentary and a feature tell their story. Read more ...
Everett Lee, Who Broke Color Barriers on the Conductor's Podium, Dies at 105
He was known as the first Black conductor on Broadway and the first to conduct a white orchestra in the South. Mr. Lee went on to a successful career in Europe. Read more ...
Broadway Meets the Avant-Garde in a Juilliard Music Festival
Focus, a weeklong event starting Sunday, delves into the broad range of American sounds in the first half of the 20th century. Read more ...
A New Coalition Amplifies Disability Culture in the Music Industry
RAMPD, an organization of professional disabled musicians, will push for accessibility in the music industry, including adding visible ramps to awards show stages. Read more ...
A Dollhouse You Could Call Home
Carrie Stettheimer spent 19 years decorating this tiny house, on view at the Museum of the City of New York. She even asked Duchamp to reprise his most famous nude - at three... Read more ...
Brick House in Madrid / Tuñón y Albornoz Arquitectos
Tuñón y Albornoz Arquitectos Location: Aravaca, 28023 Madrid, Spain Project Year: 2021 Photographs: Luis Asín Area: 871.0 m2 Read more ...
‘The Tiger Rising' Review: A Cage of Clichés
A lonely boy finds an ally when he discovers a caged tiger in a forest behind his home, but imagination is somehow short-lived in this children's movie. Read more ...
‘Salt in My Soul' Review: Living, Even Thriving, With Illness
This documentary reconstructs the life of Mallory Smith, who died at 25 after a lifelong battle with cystic fibrosis. Read more ...