Katy Hessel Talks About Putting Women Artists Front and Center at Five Major Museums "There’s nothing inherently different about art created by a different gender; it's more that gatekeepers have prioritized one group in history." By Sarah Moroz
Who Was Jan Toorop, the Artist Who Inspired Gustav Klimt? It was Toorop who—above everyone—would provide Klimt with the fuel needed for his eventual golden fire. By Simon Coates
Art Historians Take to TikTok to Shake Up the Narrative “TikTok art history content has the potential to grow an audience rapidly because there is not this intimidation that you sometimes have with the more theoretically loaded sources.” By Rebecca Ann Hughes
‘Declaration of Independence’ Painting Recreated With Founders’ Diverse Descendants By Alanna Martinez
President Obama Thinks Art History Degree Is Kind of Useless, Doesn’t Want You to E-Mail Him About It By M.H. Miller
It’s the 50th Anniversary of Walter Hopps’s ‘New Painting of Common Objects’ Show Today By Andrew Russeth