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Guest: Corey Brettschneider is a professor of constitutional law and politics at Brown University. He is the author of The Oath and the Office and his latest, The Presidents and the People: Five ...

When most people think of the artist Jackson Pollock, what comes to mind are his gestural, abstract drip paintings, which are almost synonymous with the male-dominated postwar New York art scene.

But his real breakthrough came when he moved to Paris during the ascendancy of Cubism, which was so explosively influential after it emerged in 1908 or so that it changed things for every European ...

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which led to Cubism, and then the birth of abstraction. This relentless evolution of the avant-garde pushed culture into modernity, with ever more color and light. But for Northern Europe and the ...

“After first studying the traditional subjects and techniques of European painting, he searched for new, modern ways to paint and began exploring cubism, futurism and other avant-garde movements ...

The exhibition "...the struggle seems to be eternal" Alfred Chircop: Paintings, prints, drawings delves into Maltese modern artist Alfred Chircop's (1933-2015) struggle with opposing dialectics ...

Zipping up the river towards King George Falls, giant blocks of red rock stacked one on top of the other look like a work of art from Picasso’s cubism period. Turtles pop their heads up to check ...

Writing romantic love letters can feel like a prehistoric practice these days—where do you even get stamps? (Kidding. Kind of.) But for most of human history, if you wanted to express your ...