The flouncy bustle dresses of the 1870s begged to be depicted by the Impressionists.

Long before there was Photoshop, there was the desire to distort photographs.

Warhol at the Met, an epic jewelry sale, an underground High Line, and five massive new installations.

Curator of Fishes, founder of the department of Zoology at Columbia, founding curator of the Met’s Arms and Armor Department, designer of protective helmets for trench warfare.

A sampling of very short exhibition reviews from Talk Back, our newly revamped Tumblr account.

Ellsworth Kelly, who counts both Matisse and Audubon as influences, shows us how abstract painting relates to nature.

Dinner and a movie is so uninspired; get a little more creative with our art-inspired date ideas.

Get your party on at a real-life Night at the Museum.

We are on a mission to expand your summer horizons, prying you away from the beach or the A/C in your bedroom and into a few of our hidden, obscure, and even secret New York City summer favorites in ARTLOG’s Summer Art Guide.

Get your museum on by stopping by Tuesday’s annual Museum Mile Festival.