The facade of the Jewish Museum in New York City. Photo courtesy of David Herszenson  New York’s Jewish Museum unionized workers ratified their first contract. In the domain of c… Read More

Final Saturday in Paris, the worldwide artwork enterprise Hauser & Wirth opened its seventeenth outpost, an expansive four-story area simply off Avenue Matignon, within the eighth arron… Read More

When Europeans first established settlements in Louisiana, they recognized the fertile potential of the mighty Mississippi River for agriculture. This recognition led to the development of p… Read More

This is the H-4 Hercules, a ginormous flying boat built from wood that stands as one of the largest aircraft ever built. With wings wider than a football field, it was powered by eight massi… Read More

Chinese buoys in WPS assert ‘sovereignty,’ says embassy Insurance Business New Zealand is proud to announce the 2020 Top Insurance Workplaces, Frank Risk Management Ltd being one… Read More

  The American artist Mike Kelley was born in 1954 in Detroit. He studied at the University of Michigan School of Art and at the California Institute of the Arts. His works range from… Read More

The science community and marine animal lovers were paying close attention to a particular road trip that happened at the end of this summer. In late August, the remains of a female orca, ot… Read More

The F-4J Phantom II is a variant of the F-4 Phantom II series, one of the most iconic aircraft used by the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps McDonnell Aircraft initially developed the McDonnell Dou… Read More

On December 15, 1959, Major Joe Rogers from the United States Air Force Flight Test Center piloted an F-106A, bearing the serial number 56-0467, along a straight eleven-mile (18 km) trajecto… Read More

When it comes to arts, black females might just be the most underrepresented group. Over the years, they’ve used art to capture the pain, joy, and bliss of black culture.  From… Read More

On September 20th, at Automattic’s stunning Noho space, artist Ana Teresa Fernández and a panel of other leaders—including Cristina Gnecco, Co-Founder of HOPE Hydration, a… Read More

Susan Alderson Hoffmann was born April 8th, 1952 in Lawrence, Kansas to Betty (née Whitney) and Donald K. Alderson, and passed away August 29th, 2023 in Los Angeles after a 4-year bat… Read More

Iconic Simone Forti Conceptual Dance Pieces Performed at The Robert Wilson Watermill Center Robert Wilson’s Watermill Center honored world-renowned dance and visual artist Simone Fort… Read More

Anyone who’s been binge-watching The Bear gets a sense of Chicago’s alluring dichotomy. From Italian beef (sandwich, that is) to the home of the James Beard Awards (the nation&rs… Read More

JAMES THOMAS: Smiles after receiving Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award for Volunteer Service along with other notable recipients during local ceremony Aug. 19 at St. John Missi… Read More

Well known today for his oil paintings and watercolors, artist Edward Hopper originally hailed from New York, but it was his years in Gloucester that marked his art and his marriage. It&rsq… Read More

Left to Right: Jacqueline Rhinehart, DJ Battlecat, and Tammi Mac*The Living Legends Foundation (LLF) today announces its latest honoree for the organization’s 2023 Awards Dinner and Ga… Read More

Pin It! New Orleans brings to mind images of jazz and big band music, beautiful buildings, and delicious creole-style food. While these things do not fully define the city (nothing is… Read More

Redacción - El Museo de Arte y Diseño de Miramar (MADMi) presenta hasta el próximo 13 de enero de 2024 la exposición RETROPÍA del artista cubano Dagoberto… Read More

Source UrlTitleArtistCredit LineAcc NumProvenancehttps://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/483489Crouching Woman with CrabAristide Maillol | Crouching Woman with Crab | French | The Me… Read More