March 18: The Day Art Disappeared Twice
Two events happened on March 18 — separated by sixteen years and 5,000 miles — that together tell us everything […]
Mikhail Vrubel Was Born Today, 170 Years Ago. He Made the Body a Cathedral.
One hundred and seventy years ago today — March 17, 1856 — a boy named Mikhail Aleksandrovich Vrubel was born
Rosa Bonheur Was Born Today, 204 Years Ago. She Never Painted a Nude — But She Changed Who Gets to Look at Bodies.
On March 16, 1822, in Bordeaux, France, a girl was born who would become the most commercially successful female painter
Gerda Wegener: The Artist Who Painted Identity Before the World Had Words for It
Born This Day: The Artist Who Painted Identity Before the World Had Words for It On March 15, 1885, in
Ferdinand Hodler: The Swiss Master Who Made Nudity Philosophical
On March 14, 1853, Ferdinand Hodler was born in Bern, Switzerland — a man who would become one of Europe’s
The Photographic Nude Returns: What Ruth Bernhard’s Legacy Means in 2026
# The Photographic Nude Returns: What Ruth Bernhard’s Legacy Means in 2026 When LightBox Photographic Gallery in Astoria, Oregon closed
Kenneth Hayes Miller: The American Who Painted Real Women, Not Goddesses
Kenneth Hayes Miller: The American Who Painted Real Women, Not Goddesses March 11, 1876: Kenneth Hayes Miller was born in
The Life Model: Why the Real Body Remains Essential to Art
The Life Model: Why the Real Body Remains Essential to Art Walk into any serious art school in the world,
Gauguin’s Hidden Red: When Censorship Becomes Conservation
When Paul Gauguin carved the relief \”Te Fare Amu\” in Tahiti sometime in the 1890s, he painted the genitals of
Why Los Angeles Is America’s Capital of Nude Art (And Always Has Been)
When you think of Los Angeles, you probably think of palm trees, traffic, and starlets in sunglasses. Not nudity. Not