Art Masters: Dodd, Chamberlain, Chagall & Qianlong Vase
Discover the enduring legacy of painter Lois Dodd, the innovative sculptures of John Chamberlain, Marc Chagall's personal Parisian self-portrait, and a rare 18th-century Chinese porcelain vase.
Grazing Co-ops Combat California Wildfires with Livestock
California communities are turning to livestock grazing co-ops to manage overgrown vegetation and reduce wildfire risk. This innovative approach, utilizing sheep and goats, offers a natural alternative to controlled burns and mechanical clearing.
Schlumberger & Granoff’s Avant-Garde Collection: Monet’s Late Works at Auction
Jeanne Schlumberger & Katia Granoff's avant-garde art collection, emphasizing Monet's late works, is set for auction. Featuring a monumental 'Iris' painting, the 28-lot sale is estimated to exceed EUR40m, revealing a private collection to the public for the first time.
Remembering Cass: Art, Spirituality, and a Life Cut Short
Remembering artist Cass, known for his vibrant video art in Times Square and exhibitions exploring 'sensitive geometry' and spirituality. His life ended tragically in an accident.
John Wilson: Filmmaking, Concrete, and the Art of the Mundane
Filmmaker John Wilson discusses his unique style, blending profound moments with slapstick, exploring mundane life, and his film "The History of Concrete." He navigates genre, B.Q.E. politics, and the cyclical nature of media, driven by subject matter over money.