These landscapes and outdoor scenes at the Saint Louis Art Museum include recently discovered works by Marie Bracquemond and the Morisot sisters
The Whitney sheds fresh light on the Pop artist’s influences and argues that his work has only grown more relevant in the age of AI
The Frick Collection reveals how artists in the Tuscan city shaped the development of Renaissance sculpture
Tate Modern celebrates some 80 artists who convinced the world that their chosen medium deserved to be recognised as a fine art
Rüger, who took over as director last year, talks to Apollo about what makes the Frick’s collection stand out – and the museums he looks to for inspiration
To mark 125 years since the birth of Alberto Giacometti, we look at four works that explore the state of being alone
A wintry sporting scene acquired jointly by the Rijksmuseum and the Mauritshuis and a rediscovered Velázquez portrait for the Getty are among this month’s highlights
At the Met, Lee Krasner is in the ascendant and every bit as innovative as her husband
Six decades of the artist’s experiments with white paint are the subject of this show at the Barbican
The Florentine Mannerist’s expressive, sensitive style is in full evidence at the Scuderie del Quirinale in Rome
