How the White Rabbits of Chicago’s World’s Columbian Exposition Sculpted a Lasting Legacy Though the art and architecture of the fair were mostly destroyed, as was intended, its curious cultural legacy was not. By Mary Gregory
Curator and Art Historian Camille Morineau On Finding the Women Artists of the American West "Women artists are out there and not so difficult to find, but once we find them, we have to accept the fact that the art historical narrative is going to change completely." By Sarah Moroz
The Latest BOA Art Market Report Points to Cautious Optimism Ahead of Spring Auction Test With major consignments at Christie’s and Sotheby’s, New York’s spring auctions could define the art market’s path through 2025. By Elisa Carollo
Tate Britain’s ‘Now You See Us’ Celebrates 400 Years of Underappreciated Talent By Frances Forbes-Carbines
Art Collector Christian Levett to Open Europe’s First Museum of Female Artists By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Hilma af Klint and 4 Other Pioneering Female Artists Who Were Overshadowed by Their Male Peers By Monica Uszerowicz
It’s Such Fun to Peruse ‘Women Who Draw,’ A Directory of Work by Female Illustrators By Ariel Maile Adkins
How the White House Was Won (in Pictures), and 5 Other Things to Do in New York Now By Alanna Martinez