Most Recent Articles from Art in America

• Looking for James Ensor: the Belgian artist's prodigiously eclectic oeuvre, on view in an exhibition originating at MoMA and opening this month at the Musee d'Orsay, shows him to be at once an influential avant-gardist, anarchic malcontent, traditionalist 

  ANYONE IN SEARCH OF A CLEAR STORY line should probably stay away from James Ensor. His work reveals no rational development, stylistic consistency,...

  10/01/09 by Richard Kalina · More from publication

• An Otto Dix museum is in the works in Gaienhofen-Hemmenhofen, south of Stuttgart, in the house where the artist, who died in 1969, lived for 30 years 

  An Otto Dix museum is in the works in Gaienhofen-Hemmenhofen, south of Stuttgart, in the house where the artist, who died in 1969, lived for 30...

  10/01/09 by Stephanie Cash · More from publication

• British Op art painter Bridget Riley will be honored with the 2009 Kaiser Ring 

  British Op art painter Bridget Riley will be honored with the 2009 Kaiser Ring by the city of Goslar, Germany, on Oct. 3.

  10/01/09 by Stephanie Cash · More from publication

• Who's on fourth? 

  WHEN THE INTERNATIONAL ARTERATI descend on London at mid-month for the Frieze Art Fair, some may nip over to Trafalgar Square to catch the final...

  10/01/09 by Marcia E. Vetrocq · More from publication

• An African-American legacy lost to flames 

  A CATASTROPHIC FIRE on July 29 gutted the home of Washington, D.C., arts patron and political figure Peggy Cooper Cafritz, known for her...

  10/01/09 by Stephanie Cash · More from publication

• Art: 21 

  Set your DVR: Art:21, the popular PBS series that takes viewers into artists' studios, premieres its fifth season on Oct. 7, with additional...

  10/01/09 · More from publication

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