Category: Art
Sue Coe on Art and Life During COVID-19
The self-described artist-activist is not one to shy away from the difficult. For decades, the British-American artist has dedicated herself to shedding light on injustice. Coe spoke with Associate Di... Read More
Extraordinary Trove of Schiele and Klimt Nudes Still Shocks
A Viennese museum show is reborn at the Galerie St. Etienne in New York.... Read More
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Exhibition Continues to Draw Praise
The following is an excerpt from the July/August 2016 issue of The Jackdaw. Lost in Philadelphia and New York Alexander Adams enjoys an important section of the Modernist Grand Tour New York The trave... Read More
Eric Fischl on Klimt, Schiele, Kirchner and “The Art of Drawing”
In conjunction with our current exhibition, "Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: Featuring Watercolors and Drawings from the Robert Lehman Collection" (through July 1), Eric Fischl shares his thoughts on the art o... Read More
“Ecstatic Lines”: Kirchner Drawings Featured in “Weltkunst”
The May 2016 issue of the prominent German magazine Weltkunst devotes 8 pages to our current exhibition, “Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: Featuring Watercolors and Drawings from the Robert Lehman Collection.... Read More
Celebrating Women’s History Month:
Anna Mary Robertson (“Grandma”) Moses
"Memory is a painter. It paints pictures of the past and of the day"...
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Celebrating Women’s History Month:
Käthe Kollwitz
“Few artists are as universally loved as Käthe Kollwitz” — Elizabeth Prelinger, National Gallery of Art Like other successful women artists of her generation, Käthe Kollwitz was an...
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Celebrating Women’s History Month:
Marie-Louise Motesiczky
“You are a very great painter, and the world will hear of you” — Elias Canetti, letter to the artist Born in 1906, Marie-Louise Motesiczky belonged to one of Vienna’s most prominen...
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