Cy Twombly’s Drawing and Discovery "The Gift of Drawing" at the Menil Collection paints a more complete picture of an artist who worked by chance and spent a lifetime reaching back toward the origins of art itself. By Jordan Riefe
Historic Names, New Heights: Christie’s and Sotheby’s Log Over $200 Million in Old Masters Sales Michelangelo, Rembrandt, Artemisia Gentileschi and a major Italian acquisition drove another record week for Old Masters. By Elisa Carollo
Between Intimacy and Immensity: The Inscrutable Vija Celmins The artist has spent six decades creating just 220 works defined by her expansive devotion to subjects both marvelous and mundane. By Dian Parker
A Show of Frank Auerbach’s Charcoal Portraits Illustrates the Start of a Steadfast Career By Simon Coates
Grimes Is Selling a Piece of Her Soul to the Highest Bidder in Her New Art Exhibition By Helen Holmes
The Guggenheim’s Record-Breaking Hilma af Klint Exhibition Cements the Artist’s Stardom By Helen Holmes