The grocery-store staple known as the banana is not as unassuming as one might imagine. This fruit — well, more specifically, this berry — is an everyday item that's surprisingly versatile (it even ma...
10.17.2026 yahoo.com , aol.com
Walking through Turin with his wife and creative partner James Ellis Deakins, Roger Deakins found himself thinking about Giorgio de Chirico. The Italian painter, one of his favorites, had drawn inspir...
10.18.2026 Yahoo.com and 2 sites
Mickey Cartin spent four decades assembling an art collection that is as sprawling as it is eclectic. At his Greenwich Village loft, he enlisted the Dutch architect Ben van Berkel to design a home aro...
10.15.2026 Culturedmag.com
Antonio Donghi, Circus (Circo equestre) , 1927 Oil on canvas, 150 x 100 cm Gerolamo and Roberta Etro, Milan “The War to End All Wars. ” It takes but a few minutes in the Guggenheim Museum’s new exhibi...
10.14.2026 Calitreview.com
A new exhibition in Belgium brings together a 1956 painting by Paul Delvaux and its original preparatory drawing, revealing how the artist transformed his composition and concealed elements beneath the finished work. Scientific examination of a painting by Belgian surrealist Paul Delvaux has revealed significant changes to its original composition, including figures and other details concealed beneath layers of paint. The findings are being presented in a new exhibition opening on 16 October at ...
10.17.2026 Eutoday.net
Last week’s highlight for me was, no surprise, the opening of the Whitney Museum’s “Roy Lichtenstein: Like New, ” curated by Alex Da Corte and Meg Onli. After the previous week’s immersion in Jackson ...
10.14.2026 Culturedmag.com
Roger Deakins is reluctant to reduce cinematography to a definition. The more revealing question is how he decides what a particular scene needs: when to preserve flat light, when to follow an actor w...
10.18.2026 Filmofilia.com