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Lovers, 1993, 34 x 48 in., oil on canvas. Courtesy of The Edward E. Boccia Artist Estate and the Philip Slein Gallery, St. Louis.

Philip Slein Gallery Presents An American Modernist

Philip Slein Gallery presents Edward E. Boccia: An American Modernist, on view October 23, 2026, through December 19, 2026. Bringing together over 30 paintings spanning more than…

Stars painting

Philip Slein Gallery presents Stars

Philip Slein Gallery presents the group exhibition Stars Featured Artists: Alison Hall Warren Isensee Douglas Melini Carl Ostendarp Barbara Takenaga

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Sculpture

BEVERLY SEMMES Glitter Brick Triptych , 2023 Ink, acrylic, velvet, faux fur, printed canvas, polyester on printed canvas with tape, velvet, and glitter covered bricks

Multimedia Artist Beverly Semmes on Fashion and Feminism

The Noguchi Museum Celebrates Isamu Noguchi's Akari Light Sculptures

Medusa's Many Faces: The Mythical Figure in Art History

Asian Art

Andrianna Shamaris, Wabi-Sabi Console or Side Table.

Why Wabi-Sabi is Returning to the Design Conversation

Mariko Mori’s Exploration of Posthumanism at Mori Art Museum

The Golden Ratio Revealed in 7 Masterpieces

Fair

Impressions from ART COLOGNE PALMA MALLORCA 2026

ART COLOGNE: The Fair Dealers Still Actually Believe In

Political Turmoil Shakes Museums and Paris Art Week

How ART X Lagos Redefined the African Art Ecosystem

Women Artists

Judith Leyster, The Concert, ca. 1633. In 17th-century Holland, women like Leyster were accepted members of the artistic guilds.

Rewriting Art History: Women Artists From Antwerp to Amsterdam

Deeply Rooted: Diana Scherer Blends Craft with Science

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Modern Art

Monet’s Garden in Giverny, View of the Water Lily Pond

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What is Orphism? The Modern Art Movement Explained

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Painting

Hans Holbein the Younger, The Ambassadors, 1533. National Gallery of Art, London.

10 Terrifying Artworks from Art History

Hew Locke’s Imagery Explores Colonialism, Identity, and History

5 Art Restoration Fails That Will Blow Your Mind

Gallery

Irving Penn, 12 Models Moving Their Heads, New York, 1947, Nicola Erni Collection, Zug

5 Photo Exhibitions To Check Out This Fall

The Art of Hurricane Katrina at The Phillips Collection

Examining Dan Flavin’s Grids of Color and Light

Auction

Tulips sculpture by Jeff Koons in the Bilbao Guggenheim Museum. License.

Jeff Koons Sells the Collection That Inspired Him

Next Generation Collectors Reshape Monterey’s $762 Million Car Week

The Luxury Watch and Jewelry Business Is Threatening Art Sales

LGBTQ Artists

Frances Cranmer Greenman, Self Portrait, 1923. Minneapolis Institute of Art.

Jennifer Dasal’s New Book on The American Girls’ Club for Artists

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Latin American Art

Entrance to the Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building from the Haupt Garden, 2024. License.

The Contested National Museum of the American Latino Finds a Home

Highlights from SP-Arte 2026

True South: The Rise of Latin American Art

Ancient Art

Detail. Arnold Böcklin, Self-Portrait with Death Playing the Fiddle, 1872. Oil on canvas. Nationalgalerie der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin.

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A Brief Look at Sun Symbolism Through Art History

A Record for Repatriation: Turkey Reclaims Its Cultural Heritage

Museum

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Nine Centuries Later, the Bayeux Tapestry Recrosses the Channel

The Bayeux Tapestry Makes Its Return to England

Summer Heat Sparks Staffing Concerns in European Museums

Indigenous Art

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith French-Cree / Shoshone / Salish 1940 - 2025 Camas I, 1980 lithograph on buff Arches, Bon á Tirer 22 3/8 x 30 in. (56.8 x 76.2 cm.) Estimate: $2,000 - 3,000

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Santa Fe: The Origins of an Art City

Photography

Diane Allison, Blue flower with bee.

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Disasters of War: The Napalm Girl Debate

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Renaissance

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7 Depictions of David in Renaissance & Baroque Art

Contemporary Art

Kehinde Wiley sculpture

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Profiles of Contemporary Art at ViVO Contemporary

Eco-Feminism and Post-Spirituality at the 2026 Venice Biennale

Drawing

Elisabeth Kley, installation view of Cymodocea at the Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, New Hampshire, May 16-August 18, 2024.

Drawing with Pottery: In The Studio with Elisabeth Kley

David Hockney and the Artistry of Looking

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Black Artists

My Cherie Amour. At first glance, Butler’s fiber works look like vibrant paintings.

Bisa Butler’s Quilted Portraits Assert Love and Justice

A Look into the Harlem Renaissance

12 African American Artists You Should Know More About

Antiques

Euros bills hanging to dry on a clothes line

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Art 101: What was Art Nouveau?

Maison Gerard Celebrates 50 Years With Historic Art Deco Pieces on View

Design

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