An Elizabeth Catlett Retrospective Is Coming to the Brooklyn Museum
This artist-activist made major contributions to art history that have only lately been more widely recognized.
Art Institute of Chicago
The Art Institute of Chicago founded in 1879, is renowned for its extensive collection of art spanning centuries and cultures, including notable works by artists such as Georges Seurat, Grant Wood and Edward Hopper. The museum features iconic pieces like Seurat’s “A Sunday on La Grande Jatte” and Wood’s “American Gothic.” The Art Institute also offers dynamic exhibitions, educational programs, and research facilities, making it a central cultural institution in the United States dedicated to the appreciation and study of art. Read more about Museums.
One Fine Show: ‘Georgia O’Keeffe, My New Yorks’ at the Art Institute of Chicago
This exhibition captures a time in the artist's life that is less well known but was no less beautiful.
Bill Viola, Who Pioneered Video to Explore Human Consciousness, Dead at 73
Viola is survived by his wife and longtime creative collaborator, Kira Perov, Director of Bill Viola Studio.
