Painter Justin Bua Might Just Be Art’s Most Outspoken Defender of Skill The artist behind what might be the best-selling print in modern history has spent three years calling out what he sees as the art world's most enduring con. By Michael Venutolo-Mantovani
At the Guggenheim, Gabriele Münter Takes her Place With this exhibition, the artist is not so much rediscovered as finally recognized for what she always was. By Dian Parker
One Fine Show: ‘Camille Claudel’ at the Art Institute of Chicago In 1895, the critic Octave Mirbeau described the sculptor as “something unique, a revolt of nature: a woman genius.” By Dan Duray