Art & Visual Culture

Steve Locke is an artist whose practice centers on portraiture, figuration, and the complexities of identity, particularly queerness and Black experience. His work examines how...

Leah Lendel is an artist whose work centers on stitched textiles, thread, and material interventions that explore memory, labor, and the body. She is best known for small, intim...

Kate Moss sculpture refers to the three-dimensional works created or associated with English model and cultural figure Kate Moss. While Moss is globally recognized for her impac...

Vincent van Gogh’s The Chair (also known as The Red Chair or Post-Impressionist Interior with a Chair) is an 1888 oil-on-canvas work that distills an everyday object into an e...

Andy Warhol and candy form a defining motif in the artist’s practice, reflecting postwar abundance, consumer desire, and the blurring line between art and commerce. This everg...

The Sarasota statue of a sailor kissing a nurse captures a spontaneous moment of postwar joy, echoing the iconic V-J Day celebrations of 1945. In this timeless tableau, the sail...