All in the Family: Chuck Close Immortalizes His In-Laws
WASHINGTON, DC—Chuck Close’s grandmother-in-law once presided over an entire wall in the National Gallery of Art‘s contemporary wing. Now she
Artists
Kerry James Marshall: A Great American Exhibit
WASHINGTON, DC—Fittingly, Kerry James Marshall’s new exhibit at the National Gallery of Art opened a week before the Fourth of
Artist JR is Showing the World the Power of Portraits
NEW YORK—French artist JR gained wide recognition after receiving the first-ever TED Prize in 2011. Known for his socially conscious
Gone But Not Forgotten: Benny Andrews, the ‘People’s Painter’
NEW YORK—Michael Rosenfeld Gallery is presenting a rare opportunity to view the work of Benny Andrews (1930-2006), 36 narrative-rich paintings
Jessica Drenk: Transforming Functional Objects into Organic Works of Art
NEW YORK—Jessica Drenk transforms everyday objects into organic works of art. Her unique sculptures appear to be plucked from nature.