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In light of the great demand we decided to reprint the catalog "Ilana Goor - Hybrids". The catalog was originally produced in 2006 following the artist solo exhibition in the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
In conjunction with the observance of Passover this year, two medieval Hebrew manuscripts are on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art—one at The Met Cloisters and the other at The Met Fifth Avenue.
Joan Miro was born on April 20, 1893. Read the paper about this artist in our magazine.
Julie Mehretu, born in 1970 in Addis Ababa, is an abstract painter and printmaker. She currently lives and works in New York.
An exhibition of over 50 artworks, celebrating Anita Besson's groundbreaking exhibition, held at Fischer Fine Art in 1986.
Opening April 27 at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, the landmark international loan exhibition Court and Cosmos: The Great Age of the Seljuqs features spectacular works of art created in the 11th through 13th century from Turkmenistan to the Mediterranean.
It’s a story that has got the entire old master world talking. And it begins like the best art market myths.
Laura McPhee, born in 1958, is an American photographer. She lives, works, and teaches in Brookline, Massachusetts.
Sigmar Polke (1941-2010) is true a giant of painting from the second half of the 20th century but has yet to receive the full credit he deserves.
In a just short space of time La Monnaie de Paris, with its sumptuous 18th century salons, has defied to all expectations to become an important exhibition space for radical contemporary art.
Every month, MetCollects introduces one work of art recently acquired by the Met. We invite you to have a first look with us.
At The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the installation Richard Tuttle: The Critical Edge, on view April 2 through June 26, 2016, features a series of six new works made from fabric purchased in New York and Maine, along with 10 paintings.
In conjunction with Unfinished: Thoughts Left Visible, one of the inaugural exhibitions at The Met Breuer, a series of screenings of experimental films selected by Thomas Beard, founder and co-director of Light Industry, are being presented in April.
The exhibition Modern Masters: "Degenerate" Art at the Museum of Fine Arts Berne presents, for the first time ever, the acquisition history of the Kunstmuseum Bern's collection.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s late-15th-century glazed terracotta relief sculpture Saint Michael the Archangel by Andrea della Robbia (1435–1525) has returned to view in the Museum’s European Sculpture and Decorative Arts Galleries.
An exhibition of over 50 artworks, celebrating Anita Besson's groundbreaking exhibition, held at Fischer Fine Art in 1986.
"t’s a type of experience that some painters have: a need to … get at the essence of what painting is, even if it’s just using an apple."
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Color the Temple: Scene 1, an experimental lighting display that combines Egyptology with digital technology, has been extended through Sunday, April 24.
The Portier family has chosen to entrust the sale of their personal collection of Japanese art to Beaussant Lefèvre, in association with Christie’s.
Every month, MetCollects introduces one work of art recently acquired by the Met. We invite you to have a first look with us.