Art Gallery

As the visual arts teeter on the edge of irrelevance, perhaps our best next step is to let our consumers have more of a voice. Inclusion is almost always a better strategy than exclusion, isn't it?

The tweeting masses aren't looking for the quiet beauty of a sketch. Drawings, it seems, get lost in all the noise.

In the dead heat of July in 1918, 18,000 officers and soldiers gathered at Camp Dodge in Johnston, Iowa, in a strange formation: they assembled as Lad...

As a subtle study of the complexities of female identity (and the negotiations of intimacy and self in general), this work is quite profound; as photography these images are just plain aesthetically gorgeous.

It is 2012, but in the art world it is often still 1966. Some of the "traditions" underlying the business side of the gallery and museum world date back decades. Don't let 'em fool you that they are hip.

Picture the Mexican lotería as imagined by Albert Camus and photographed and printed by Ansel Adams and you have an idea of the lustrous and ironic feel and tone of Luis Delgado Qualtrough's work.

This week at Huff Post Arts we wondered if we could pass tattoos off as high art and shopped on eBay for dinosaur fossils. We checkout out the new mos...

'Text & Texture,' a new show at Fresh Paint Art Advisors, exposes the equivalence between the two media, curating works in which text and texture are ...

Many who love art and enjoy experiencing it at museums, galleries and nonprofit art spaces have little idea that those experiences would not be possible without the efforts and contributions of curators, gallerists, art installers and others working behind the scenes.

Up the stairs and past the steel gates of Acquavella's 79th street townhouse lies a compilation of veritable masterpieces. However aesthetically varied, these paintings testify to Georges Braque's innate ability to constantly reinvent and reconceive his own artistic practice.

Rebecca Campell's upcoming exhibition "Wolf in Sheep's Clothing," encompasses seemingly disparate subject matters, from enchanting women to nuclear mu...

For the past 3 weeks Occupy Wall Street (OWS) has shaken up our nation in what one protester called a "protest movement not seen in America since the ...

Andy Warhol's love of powerful, famous women is catalogued in The Lowry's "Warhol and the Diva," a compelling exhibit that contains some of Warhol's m...

If you were to create a job description for an artist, the list of responsibilities might be very long. There's making art, but then comes the part of letting others know it exists and is worth buying. (This is where the list lengthens.)

A female curator was allegedly beaten for 'indecent' behavior by a police station supervisor in Lahore, Pakistan on August 2, at an art gallery owned ...

Via Beautiful/Decay Beautiful/Decay went to visit artists Joe Bradley and Chris Martin in their studio. See how the visit went in the slideshow bel...

The digital age has opened up a whole new world of possibilities for artists and art enthusiasts. Mobile phones equipped with cameras and applications...

Launched just a month ago, Whisper Gallery is Jamie Wood's new project. Located in Central London, Whisper - little sister to is the already establish...

Conan O'Brien fans have always been passionate about "the Flaming C," and now TBS is giving them a chance to express that devotion publicly in the "CO...

Kellesimone Waits, daughter of musician and actor Tom Waits, reaches into literature, myth and cultural archetypes in her new show 'What's Your Power ...

In Zsolt Bodoni's second solo show at the Mihai Nicodim Gallery in Los Angeles, "Gods and Mortals," he further explores the world of figurative painti...