In an exhibition spanning four decades, the Morgan Library showcases Josef Albers’ Homages to the Square. The German, a shamus of color and its capabilities, took cues from pre-Colombian, Bauhaus and mid-20th century American art to craft a powerfully unique form of expression.
These artworks exemplify some of the issues, discussions, and characters of the Republican National Convention.
Apparently this is what happens when amateur art restoration gets out of hand. On the left, the original fresco by 19th-century painter Elías García Martínez; on the right, how it looked after an elderly Spanish woman tried her hand at restoring it.
CNN has commissioned a series of artworks on the theme of Power in the 2012 election, and we’re frankly impressed by some of their savvy choices.
A new mural by Brazilian street art duo Os Gêmeos has become an unlikely subject of controversy.
Celebrate queer life, video games, the edges of the universe, and things in between.
It’s not uncommon to hear MoMA visitors claiming their child could make modern art. Audio Tour Hack thinks a child can analyze it, too.
Randy Polumbo gives Artlog a sneak preview into his latest mobile installation: Love Stream.
A free, state-of-the-art recording studio and support for street artists from San Francisco to Manchester.
Can an artist produce an iconic image or gesture in the fight against gun violence?
TED has the world buzzing with a video featuring what some hail as the most significant photography advancement since 1964 when MIT professor Harold Edgerton pioneered ultra-high-speed and stop-action photography.
