Henri Matisse
Remembering Linda Nochlin
Linda Nochlin, who died on October 29, was an intellectual of the highest order. As a scholar and teacher, Nochlin demonstrated how critical attention to art could illuminate social life.
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Twist and Turn: Stunning Abstract Sculptures By Seven Masters Tell Rich Tales of Modernism
Through July 1, at Luxembourg & Dayan, New York
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Matisse Junkies, Rejoice! A Survey of Grand Works and Studio Relics Captivates in Boston
Through July 9, at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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From the Archives: Eight Statements on Henri Matisse
Though 21 years dead, Matisse refuses to become historical. An alertness to one or another aspect of his achievements still informs the works and attitudes of contemporary artists of many persuasions…
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From the Archives: Matisse—A Symposium
Having broken attendance records at Tate Modern, the exhibition "Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs" is drawing huge crowds to New York's Museum of Modern Art (where it's on view through Feb. 8, 2015), and t…
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Rosamond Bernier, Lecturer Known for Her Art-Historical Smarts, and Her Wardrobe, Dies at 100
Rosamond Bernier, the impresario who transformed the art lecture, turning it into an involving, even entertaining form of education, has died at 100. Michael Kimmelman, the architecture critic
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From the Archives: Sequined Simulacra
In our July 1988 issue, Amy Fine Collins dissected spring and summer collections by Yves Saint Laurent and Bill Blass, whose embroidered creations reproduced paintings by van Gogh and Matisse. In ligh…
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