Cultural History

The Year of the Dragon Begins

Byron Keith Byrd's Art Institute Retrospective Reclaims Abstract Expressionism

Run Away to the "Island of Misfit Toys"

"You're a Wizard!"

Yuri Gagarin Flew 50 Years Ago: A Melancholy Anniversary

Gagarin in Cairo.​We are fifty years and one day into the era of manned space flight. On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin's successful of into Earth's atmosphere and safe landing in the Saratov region of Russia made him a hero the world over, in Communist and capitalist countries alike. Everywhere, pe ... More >>

"CUT! Costume" Can't Compete With "California Impressionism" at the Boca Museum

Gagarin in Cairo.​We are fifty years and one day into the era of manned space flight. On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin's successful of into Earth's atmosphere and safe landing in the Saratov region of Russia made him a hero the world over, in Communist and capitalist countries alike. Everywhere, pe ... More >>

On display: “Tom Wesselmann Draws”

Gagarin in Cairo.​We are fifty years and one day into the era of manned space flight. On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin's successful of into Earth's atmosphere and safe landing in the Saratov region of Russia made him a hero the world over, in Communist and capitalist countries alike. Everywhere, pe ... More >>

Oodles of Pop Art and Picasso

Gagarin in Cairo.​We are fifty years and one day into the era of manned space flight. On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin's successful of into Earth's atmosphere and safe landing in the Saratov region of Russia made him a hero the world over, in Communist and capitalist countries alike. Everywhere, pe ... More >>

Art Whatevuh

Gagarin in Cairo.​We are fifty years and one day into the era of manned space flight. On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin's successful of into Earth's atmosphere and safe landing in the Saratov region of Russia made him a hero the world over, in Communist and capitalist countries alike. Everywhere, pe ... More >>

The Complete Calendar to Broward and Palm Beach Arts for 2009-2010

Gagarin in Cairo.​We are fifty years and one day into the era of manned space flight. On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin's successful of into Earth's atmosphere and safe landing in the Saratov region of Russia made him a hero the world over, in Communist and capitalist countries alike. Everywhere, pe ... More >>

Jack and the Canned Sprout

Gagarin in Cairo.​We are fifty years and one day into the era of manned space flight. On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin's successful of into Earth's atmosphere and safe landing in the Saratov region of Russia made him a hero the world over, in Communist and capitalist countries alike. Everywhere, pe ... More >>

The City As Art

Gagarin in Cairo.​We are fifty years and one day into the era of manned space flight. On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin's successful of into Earth's atmosphere and safe landing in the Saratov region of Russia made him a hero the world over, in Communist and capitalist countries alike. Everywhere, pe ... More >>

Either/Or

The Boca Museum showcases the uncompromising abstraction of Cleve Gray.

Fancy That

The Boca Museum showcases the uncompromising abstraction of Cleve Gray.

Artbeat

The Boca Museum showcases the uncompromising abstraction of Cleve Gray.

Monet and Courbet Make An Impression

The Boca Museum showcases the uncompromising abstraction of Cleve Gray.

Best Of Readers' Poll: Best Visual Artist

Prove you know our local art scene by writing in your winner for best visual artist. Need some suggestions? Click here for an archive of articles written by New Times art critic Michael Mills.Add your winner to the comments field below.

Artbeat

Prove you know our local art scene by writing in your winner for best visual artist. Need some suggestions? Click here for an archive of articles written by New Times art critic Michael Mills.Add your winner to the comments field below.

Three's Company

Prove you know our local art scene by writing in your winner for best visual artist. Need some suggestions? Click here for an archive of articles written by New Times art critic Michael Mills.Add your winner to the comments field below.

“I Don’t Care! I’d Rather Sink Than Call Brad for Help!”

Prove you know our local art scene by writing in your winner for best visual artist. Need some suggestions? Click here for an archive of articles written by New Times art critic Michael Mills.Add your winner to the comments field below.

Big Breaks

Cheap Art and Cheaper Booze at Art Rx II

Pop Goes the Art

Cheap Art and Cheaper Booze at Art Rx II

“Anyway, This Cake is Great”

“It’s so delicious and moist.”

Tiffany Lamps Are A Girl’s Best Friend

“It’s so delicious and moist.”

Twin Peaks

Sometimes a girl just unhooks her assets and takes over a performance

Annual Faculty Exhibition

Sometimes a girl just unhooks her assets and takes over a performance

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

The Petit Dejeuner Club

The Impressionists is born in a time, a place, a moment.

The Long and Short of It

The Norton goes way outside the impressionist box, then offers a shrunken Matisse

Matisse: A Series Premier

The Norton goes way outside the impressionist box, then offers a shrunken Matisse

Lasting Impressions

Art through Royo's eyes

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Art through Royo's eyes

French Taste

Art through Royo's eyes

Fruitful Reverie

Cézanne can have his apples. These artists go for the watermelon, even when flies are circling.

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Coral Springs Potpourri

A modern cubist, a furniture embellisher, and two chicks named Grace -- lassoed together

The Square Root of Louise

One of the American giants of the 20th Century comes in boxed sets

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Everybody's an Art Critic

If they're college-educated, city-dwelling, 40-something white people, that is

Back in Glackens

Even a double dose of MoA's favorite artist doesn't leave much of an impression

Not Just Comic Relief

This MoCA retrospective shows that Roy Lichtenstein was no Mickey Mouse artist

Best Psychedelic-Meets-Swank Décor

Dada

Art de Triomphe

The Norton's exhibition of 19th- and 20th-century paintings is pure French bliss

Cut and Taste

"Bruce Helander: Survey of Collage Works" and "Alexandra Nechita: Sentiments of Art"

Little Daubs Will Do You

"Impressionism to the Present: Camille Pissarro and His Descendants"

Musée Boca

"Paris 1860-1930: Birthplace of European Modernism"

Real to Real

"Truth in Beauty, Beauty in Truth: Contemporary American Realism From the Seavest Collection"

Night & Day

"Truth in Beauty, Beauty in Truth: Contemporary American Realism From the Seavest Collection"