Mitchell Paints a Picture
A renowned critic watches Joan Mitchell paint not one painting, but two Read More
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Jackson’s Other Actions: Pollock’s Sculptures Resurface
Carvings, castings, and other sculptural objects created by Jackson Pollock are turning up in New York galleries—raising intriguing questions about how they relate to his paintings, and why they’ve been under the radar for so long Read More
A New Creativity?
Now that the days of glitz and glamour in the art market are over, how will creativity be affected? Some artists, curators, museum directors, and dealers predict a new seriousness. Others warn against bohemian fantasy. But all agree the conversation has changed. Read More
Top Ten ARTnews Stories: Capturing the Artist in Action
Robert Goodnough's "Pollock Paints a Picture" was a classic entry in the magazine's series of articles chronicling the step-by-step process of painters and sculptors at work. Read More
‘I Will Never Look at Painting the Same Way Again’
Whether gaining observation skills by watching spiders or acquiring expertise in making ink from toast crumbs, artists say their most influential and inspiring teachers were those whose lessons went far beyond traditional instruction. Read More
Sign Here!
Some artists’ signatures are self-expression, some are design elements, and some are just fun. Read More
