Review: A groundbreaking show to confront the gender bias in art: ‘Women of Abstract Expressionism’ By Christopher Knight Art Critic April 11, 2017 8:55 AM PT ...

Crucially, the federal art programs of the time, designed to alleviate artists’ poverty, made “no formal distinction between abstract and representational art,” Rose wrote. At a stroke, then, these ...

These are the takeaways of “Women of Abstract Expressionism,” an indispensable show at the Denver Art Museum (DAM), where it will remain through Sept. 25, before traveling to Charlotte, N.C ...

The mother-child duo has been a favorite theme in art, featured in paintings ranging from the Renaissance to Abstract art. The mother-child relationship symbolizes several themes about fertility ...

That’s why the new generation of female abstract artists is not discussing who can make abstract painting—Hilma af Klint began creating abstractions in the early 20th century, years before the ...

Perspectives III: Five Women and Their Art Exhibit had a reception in North Augusta that featured abstract and landscape painting by five women who are painters ...

Preliminary authentication shows the painting is “Woman-Ochre,” a Willem de Kooning masterpiece looted in a daring heist 31 years ago from the University of Arizona Museum of Art in Tucson ...

Denver Art Museum curator Gwen Chanzit on her new show, and why so many talented women have been relegated to the footnotes of Abstract Expressionism.

Sarah Lucas has invited women to throw 1,000 eggs to make a new abstract artwork at TJ Boulting gallery in London. Women across London came together for the cathartic experience. Price Database ...