Yale Updates Its Art History Curriculum to Be Less Eurocentric, Sparking Outrage Yale's curriculum change to its undergraduate Art History programs has been seen by some as dismissive of the value of American and European art. By Helen Holmes
These Paintings Inspired Greta Gerwig’s ‘Little Women’ Adaptation To get a sense of the period, Gerwig studied post-Civil War American art, paying special attention to disgruntled women in domestic settings. By Helen Holmes
Bill Traylor’s Outsider Art Found a Devoted Admirer in William Louis-Dreyfus David Zwirner gallery will show Traylor's abstracted figures, which the artist began making in his mid 80s after being born into slavery in 1853. By Helen Holmes
Bridge Closure Spells Art Basel Traffic Nightmare, ICP Nabs Mellon Grant, and More By Alanna Martinez
Sotheby’s $44.4M Georgia O’Keeffe Shatters Auction Record for Work by a Female Artist By Alanna Martinez