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Magic realism was a distinctly American twentieth颅 century genre in the sense that it constituted a unique merger of European surrealism of the 1920s and 鈥�30s, with the long tradition of realist painting in the United States.

This exhibition explores Magic Realism as it was practiced in Vermont during the mid-to-late 20th century.

This exhibition features one of the most significant private collections of American regionalist and social realist art created between 1920 and 1970.

This book offers a study of queer American artists in contact with modernist avant-garde movements, but striking out in new directions in their lives and works.

In their book 鈥淏ody Language,鈥� Nick Mauss and Angela Miller show how a group of artists shaped a network of queer image culture decades before Stonewall.

There鈥檚 something in the American Southwest that not only calls out to generations of artists, but has enabled some of the greatest American and European painters to ascend to the realm of visionary.

This fall, Heritage presents another leap forward in its special relationship with classic American art 鈥� significant works by the most notable artists of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Against the backdrop of a busy week for art in New York headlined by the Frieze art fair, a sale of 60 works of Impressionist and modern art at Sotheby鈥檚 on Monday evening brought in a total of $408.5 million.

In The Young and Evil (1933), a novel by Parker Tyler and Charles Henri Ford, a loose plot drawn from the authors鈥� experience of the queer underground in depression-era New York is scrambled by modernist devices.

For most of its history, paper was a disobedient medium. It was made from discarded scraps of hemp, cotton, flax, and bark鈥攊n a word, garbage鈥攖hat had to be boiled into pulp and bullied flat by heavy stones.

Lark Mason Associates announced that Paul Cadmus and His Circle: Property from the Estate of Jon F. Anderson will open for bidding on April 28th through May 19th on www.igavelauctions.com.

Ahead of two concurrent Pride marches鈥攖he official (and corporatized, some have said) parade and the alternative Queer Liberation March鈥攐n Sunday, two New York auction houses held queer art sales to honor the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, offering up books,...

Three separate auctions are creating a new LGBTQ art category.

Swann Galleries (New York) continues their spring season with a specialized sale of American Art on Thursday, June 13.

This spring New York audiences were indulged with two provocatively revealing exhibitions.