Beauty “I found myself in the work”: Visiting Henri Matisse’s The Cut-Outs at MoMA
Karen Yuan on why she loves the work of Henri Matisse.
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Beauty Reading Lines in Pictures: Why I Teach Visual Literacy
An art historian on how and why she teaches visual literacy to her students.
Travel Paris in Paintings
The author reflects on her love of Paris, her collection of paintings of the city, choices made, and paths not taken.
Art Valentines for the Indifferent
Madeline Gobbo has Valentines for the indifferent, the noncommital, and the can't-be-bothered among you.
Beauty A Meat Processing Professional Reviews Snowpiercer
"Snowpiercer" left something to be desired for our critic, an extremely detail-oriented meat processing professional.
Feminism “The White Marmorean Flock”: 19th Century Lady Sculptors in Rome
Lindsay Lynch on the talents of "The White Marmorean Flock," a group of 19th century female sculptors who deserve better than to be clumped together as such.
Beauty Barbara Stanwyck’s Wig From Double Indemnity Throughout The Ages
Barbara Stanwyck's wig through the ages.
Art Literally All Of Europe Can Entirely Suck It
SUCK IT, EUROPE
History Archival Mix: The Story of Lee Miller, Part Two
The second installment in Alexis Coe's series on Lee Miller, artist and muse.
Advice How To Solve Problems
Mallory's problem-solving advice.
Magic Young Henry VIII Was One Benedict Cumberbatch-Looking Son Of A Bitch
Young Henry VIII, you cut that out. Stop looking like Benedict Cumberbatch.
Art “You Basically Spent $64 on a GIF,” or, My Digital Art Collection
Eve Vawter on sort-of owning digital art.
Art Graffiti and the Girl: The Sisterhood of Street Art
Alison Stine on the women making street art (or graffiti, pick your poison), and the art they're making.
Art “Nuns Can’t Paint”: Sexism, Medieval Art, and Dudes on Mopeds
Whitney Burkhalter on how we talk about painting nuns, and sexism within the study of medieval art. It's very good and also drily funny.
LGBT Today Is a Genderqueer Dandy Day: On Fluidity
Jade Sylvan, on the fluidity of her sexuality, and dressing the part.
