Why did Jackson Pollock become a global icon while Lee Krasner—an equally consequential innovator—remained in his shadow?
‘Musical Bodies’ at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, is the beat that we all need right now.
Most high school world history classes will include a picture of a Gothic church. As the students are giggling over the term “flying buttress,’ the teacher explains that a Gothic church is a clear illustration of the Age of Faith.
“So we actually began . . . as if painting were not only dead but had never existed.”