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The Palmer Museum of Art鈥檚 new 73,000-square-foot building opens to visitors on June 1.

The fair's blend of historical and contemporary works drew many admirers and solid sales, though lower price points were conspicuous.

May at Freeman鈥檚 | Hindman will be a month to remember for fine art lovers

Freeman鈥檚 | Hindman presents its inaugural Antiquities and Ancient Art auction as a merged firm on May 23, highlighting objects from the Estates of Donald H. Wonder and Philip Pearlstein, as well as other esteemed collections.

Six galleries bought a 22-acre property in upstate New York that they are calling the Campus. Its first exhibition begins June 29.

Yves Hage, a pharmaceutical professional, has been living in the UAE since 2013, and has since amassed a significant body of pieces

The Armory Show, now owned and operated by the Frieze Art Fair group, is a cornerstone of New York鈥檚 cultural landscape.

If you put the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a blender, you might end up with something like TEFAF New York

Philip Pearlstein died on Dec. 17, 2022. To commemorate his life and career, we revisit this article that originally appeared in the February 1984 issue of A.i.A.

Philip Pearlstein, whose planar arctic nudes of the 1960s revitalized realistic figure painting for a new generation, died December 17 in New York at the age of ninety-eight.

Philip Pearlstein an American painter best known for his nude realist paintings that rivalled Lucian Freud has died aged 98.

Masterworks of American Landscape Painting at the Center for Figurative Painting makes clear that the term 鈥渓andscape鈥� has been widely interpreted.

Three exhibitions on view this fall and winter at the Palmer Museum of Art commemorate the Museum鈥檚 50 years by exhibiting key works from the collection and renderings of its new building, set to open at the Penn State Arboretum in early 2024. 

For those of us who can鈥檛 help but wonder about the colleagues, companions, and strangers who populate our lives on a daily basis....

Andy Warhol has been the subject of major retrospectives, a bevy of books, and a slew of scholarly studies.