When Frank Stella painted "Double Scramble," a painting of a pair of concentric squares from 1968 that's in the San Antonio Museum of Art's permanent collection, he tried to minimize the optic mixing ...

“Summer of Love: Art of the Psychedelic Era” could be a crowd-pleaser — luring children of the 1960s who aren’t on a beach somewhere into a museum for a slightly hazy trip down memory lane. But the ...

The Harvard Undergraduate Psychedelics Club hosted their Fall 2025 Psychedelic Art Show on Nov. 14 in the Department of Art, Film, and Visual Studies (AFVS) gallery — a new location for the beloved ...

In 1990, Denver Art Museum director Lewis Sharp hired his old friend Craig Miller to start the Architecture, Design and Graphics department. A gifted and visionary curator, Miller took the ball and ...

WAPPINGERS FALLS, New York — In 1974, Alex and Allyson Grey met at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, now part of Tufts University. They were both in an art class they described to me as ...

The bed is made out of giant cigarettes. Nuclear green slime engulfs the toilet. Someone inflated the living room and there are meatballs everywhere. Am I dreaming? Or did a group of IKEA designers ...

BFA Visual & Critical Studies and the Honors Program present New York- and Berlin-based artist—and SVA faculty member—Aura Rosenberg speaks about her work’s critical engagement and overall trajectory, ...

"Looking at a two-dimensional work of art doesn’t have to be a static experience. Certainly, the work of some artists lends itself to a more vivid encounter, not just visually, but even viscerally.