Andy Haslam for The New York Times Supported by By Jason Farago Reporting from London When the Museum of Modern ... of what an art museum was supposed to be in the 21st century.

emotional depth and nuanced questioning stirred by great art Tate Modern remains the best embodiment of the capital’s economic transition from the 20th to 21st century. Bankside’s electricity ...

Renowned as one of the most engaging and accessible institutions of its kind, Tate Modern has redefined what an art museum can be in the 21st century. This weekend (9-12 May), the museum is feting its ...

Oksana Kondratyeva describes how she has worked with Rigetti Computing to make an unusual new quantum-inspired piece of stained-glass art Through science to the ... to create a “quantum rose” for the ...

The Art Gallery of Ontario recently welcomed The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century. The exhibit explores the extraordinary impact of the genre through painting, photography ...

In May 2000, the late monarch Queen Elizabeth inaugurated Tate Modern in London ... It would house work by titans of 21st-century art like Marcel Duchamp, Dorothea Tanning, Jackson Pollock ...

But the whole exhibition was premised on the idea that modern art was barely disguised propaganda for Jewish ... and anthropology in the late 18th century. It became closely associated with ...

art deco, and Bauhaus – which are all linked to specific time periods, places, and visual styles, the definition of what constitutes mid-century modern is in constant flux. Also, while all the ...

Sales tripled in the second half of 2024. Why might people be decking out their living rooms with Art Deco pieces? The pared-back “mid-century modern” look has dominated interior design for ...