Click the FOLLOW button to be the first to know about this artist's upcoming lots, sold lots, exhibitions and articles Andrea Kowch is an artist. Where can I see Andrea Kowch's works? Their work is ...

The interlinked essays interweave an incredibly generous number of reproductions of the artist’s simultaneously heavy and weightless paintings, as Karl Ove Knausgaard describes them, spanning ...

He’s one of the form jockeys among the Hong Kong riding ranks and Andrea Atzeni will head to Happy Valley on Wednesday night armed with a book of rides he hopes can help him continue his momentum.

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Eno rose to fame as a founding member of Roxy Music ...

Melbourne-based scaleup Book An Artist has acquired US creator marketplace Wescover for an undisclosed amount, and plans are underway to eventually merge both platforms into a one-stop shop that ...

The transformation of reading material into beautiful, sometimes bizarre objects is the subject of a fascinating exhibition at the Sonoma Valley Museum of Art, “Book Becoming Art.” Running ...

Independent Artist Group has signed showrunner, writer and director Robert Munic in all areas. Munic has created, executive produced and written multiple successful series including Power Book IV ...

D’Andrea was hired in 1959 to play Dainty June in the Ethel Merman starrer but was replaced at the last minute by Lane Bradbury, according to Greg Lawrence’s 2001 book, Dance With Demons ...

With the arrival of the Salon du dessin 2025, which will bring together collectors, experts, and enthusiasts from around the world at the Palais Brongniart, this is the perfect moment to celebrate the ...

By Janny Scott Janny Scott’s most recent book is “The Beneficiary ... Barnes, among the first major American collectors of modern art, barrels onto the page in Blake Gopnik’s vivid ...

What We Can Learn About Gender From The MatrixTrans women have claimed it as an allegory for gender transition since at least 2012. But allegorically is the least interesting way to read anything.

Andrea Arnold’s cinema takes a gritty, unvarnished look at those who occupy society’s very fringes. Without sentimentality, she puts them under the scanner, evoking weariness of being dealt a ...