The Morning Chronicle: Articles on Art and Criticism

05/21/2022

Sure why not.This is perfect for the times we our living in.

Despite being held in ICE custody, the famed scammer had the very white privilege of hosting her own art show, titled “Allegedly,” at the Public Hotel.

05/20/2022

So righteous!

"We hope this gift will empower graduates to pursue their passions, contribute to the world, and inspire humanity for years to come," Evan Spiegel and Miranda Kerr said

05/11/2022

Galerie Magazine

04/30/2022

Eyes are the key metaphor in the Venice Biennale’s central show of 213 artists, an unprecedented percentage of whom are women.

04/26/2022

Gillespie told the AP at the scene that day that he was among those attempting to storm the building. Read more at Boston.com.

04/23/2022

Genesse P-Orridge celebrates her father in an exhibition that may renew interest in the transgender artist, musician and spirit of eternal flux.

04/04/2022

American photojournalist Lee Miller captured the atrocities of World War II. They included images of bombed-out London, as well as shots…

04/03/2022

Can this piece of s**t go any lower.

At first, he wanted a cut of the advance for a book planned by photographer Shealah Craighead featuring her own work.

03/31/2022

https://www.photocontestinsider.com/the-gaze-curated-by-jerry-russo/

Jerry Russo, photographer, is based in Boston,Ma where he earned degrees from Tufts University and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. He’s been very active in the New England arts community and a lot of his work is about New England’s thriving arts community. In March 2020 when Covid started...

03/27/2022

As they put the final touches to the influential survey of American art, two curators went on the road to test their hunches, and found value in stepping outside.

03/27/2022

Shooting for Time magazine and United Press International, he documented presidents, the Vietnam War and more.

03/26/2022

John Singer Sargent’s famous portrait—and its seductive subject—made headlines when it debuted at the Paris Salon in 1884.