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Explore the artistic revolutions of Modern & Contemporary Art that have redefined boundaries, mediums, and perceptions of art in our modern age.
We know that Vincent van Gogh was a tortured artist who ended his life, but what if there was a different ending to his story?
Niki de Saint Phalle was a twentieth-century French-American artist known as one of the few female sculptors who worked on a monumental scale.
Pop Art and Surrealism share a number of themes, such as critiquing consumerism, exploring celebrity culture, and questioning social hierarchies.
Land artists create site-specific sculptures and installations far away from urban spaces and leave them to integrate—or disintegrate—in the natural environment.
The legendary European haute couture designer John Galliano was ousted from the fashion industry for years before making his great comeback in 2024.
The eccentricities of Salvador Dali’s characters were legendary and notorious, and they still present a challenge for both art lovers and professionals.
Although many people are familiar with the art historical term “Orientalism,” today, far fewer know about the man who coined it.
Sigmund Freud’s view of the uncanny usually refers to something seemingly familiar yet hiding a hint of unexpected and disturbing secret beneath its surface.