Art history
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“Boundless”: New Sculpture in North Carolina Honors Black Soldiers Who Helped Win the Civil War
On the grounds of a museum in North Carolina is the site of a fierce battle in the closing months of the Civil War, ... -
The 10 Most Astonishing and Surprising Works of Art from Canadian Galleries in 2021
Jeannette Ehlers. Black bullets, 2012.Courtesy of Jeannette Ehlers The fearless art market may have roared in the second year of the pandemic, but things ... -
What’s on your walls: Art entrepreneur Maria Baibakova talks about creating a collection focused on women and defending women artists
Moscow-born artistic entrepreneur, philanthropist and collector Maria Baibakova wears several hats. Leveraging her degrees from Barnard College, the Courtauld Institute of Art and Harvard ... -
Knowing the History of Pizza: Interactive Google Doodle Game Celebrates Induction of “The Culinary Art of Pizzaiuolo” into UNESCO Representative List
Bombay, December 6: On that day, in 2007, UNESCO inscribed the culinary art of Neapolitan ‘Pizzaiuolo’ on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural ... -
Absence of works by dissident artists raises fears of art censorship in Hong Kong
HONG KONG – The censorship of art in Hong Kong is “very real,” an expert said after the city’s highly anticipated art gallery recently ... -
Managing the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund will become complicated
NOTICOLA TANGEN brings an unusual set of skills to the task of leading the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund. In addition to a career ... -
Your concise guide to New York art for December 2021
Beloved and besieged New Yorkers: from an immersive installation recreating the baroque living quarters of Colette Lumière, to a trio of shows from Columbia ... -
Impressions from Tama University students draw viewers to a familiar disturbing fantasy world
Ayako Hasegawa, “Full of Autumnal Scent,” 2009, lithograph, woodblock print in water-based ink (Photo courtesy of Yuri Hobart) A burst of green descends from ... -
2 former students of Hockaday named Rhodes scholarship holders
Mary Orsak and Elizabeth Guo. Photo courtesy of Hockaday School. Two graduates of the Hockaday School Class of 2018 have been named Rhodes Scholars ... -
The vice-president administrator takes a leave, the president takes office
The last AMS Council meeting in November struck during the holiday season with many announcements, endorsements and debates. New developments took place on AMS ...
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