Tachisme was a French abstract art movement that many art experts see as a European variation of Abstract Expressionism.
For many artists, exploring the attributes of the opposite gender meant subverting the binary dynamic. Learn more about the art of drag.
Gerda Wegener was one of the most popular illustrators of her time and the artist who celebrated queer experiences.
The Barbizon School emerged in a small French village of the same name and focused on painting nature without allegorical meanings attached to it.
Many famous artists were influenced by so-called muses. But the women behind artists like Rodin, Rivera, Keane, and Manet were more than just inspiration.
Van Gogh’s Yellow House in Arles became a significant part of both his life and art during the last few years of his life.
Mark Rothko’s late paintings and color fields reveal the pursuit of transcendence, presence, and human emotion beyond language.
Outside the usual Surrealist canon, Remedios Varo crafted complex, visionary paintings grounded in science and mysticism.
