The neighbouring Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art welcomed penguins from the Kansas City Zoo, who wandered the galleries and enjoyed...

Sir John Everett Millais (8 June 1829 – 13 August 1896) was an English painter and illustrator, founder of the Pre-Raphaelite...

Divergent narrative theories have been made about the history of lesbianism. There aren't many examples of what a modern audience would...

Pigs have appeared in extensive artworks over the years, from archaic cave drawings to sculptures by contemporary most contentious...

Anti Gay? Anti Gay Communists? Towards a Gay Communism: Elements of a Homosexual Critique, Mario Mieli's seminal book, first published in...

Human civilisation is founded on garbage. Not only that, but our cities, which serve as a metaphor for our contemporary civilisation, are...

Pavlensky's performances are extreme, outrageous, and somewhat concise, perhaps a continuation of the Moscow Actionism of the 1990s. In...

The term "collage" is derived from the French word coller, which means "to glue," and was coined by cubist artists Braque and Picasso....

The two male protagonist characters in Talk to Her are the nurse, Benigno, and the journalist and travelling novelist, Marco. They sit...

We connect an "anaemic" book to review this Christmas Eve in 2022. Oxford University Press, 2010, Buddhist Warfare by Michael Jerryson...

The exposition's main body lays on a heavy. "Fat Man - The Matrix of Amnesia," a large sculpture by John Isaacs, runs the risk of...

Brought a concise of the art world's seeming preoccupation with vaginas in the name of art, culture, feminism, etc. - when everyone...

Our exploration into bizarre artworks will continue with a portrait of two men. Right? Try again! The Bearded Woman of Abruzzi is the...

American realist artist Edward Hopper (1882–1967) is best known for his frank oil paintings of American city life. He was born and reared...

Ansel Adams believed that his skills would be most wholesome in spreading awareness about the wonders of nature and persuading them to...

Some scholars believe that art has often become a slaver to "authority" since ancient times. Three "forces" dominate art - religion,...

Georges Rouault | The greatest religious painter after Rembrandt 27 May 1871 - 13 February 1958 Georges-Henri Rouault was a French...

Louise Bourgeois' art has been connected to her background and upbringing - remained at the forefront of continuous new advancements as...

We're getting back into a feminist issue with our preferable column - pregnancy art, are we? Feminist art is no longer a taboo in today's...

A man in a neat black suit leaped over the roof on a fall afternoon in 1960 - he is Yves Klein. Following that, it appeared to him and...