The Kluge-Ruhe Collection will expand its work with Indigenous artists, curators and consultants, enabling them to play a larger leadership role at the museum.
Katya Davydova says her book is not a how-to guide to finding joy, but she’s happy to offer our readers some ideas.
The online exhibition showcases Papunya Tula artists, and the museum’s new book includes a contribution from comedian and actor Steve Martin, who collects Aboriginal art.
Art history major Ansleigh Graeff focuses on the 1980s to champion the work of three female painters whose work she thinks was overlooked by the art world.
See the image here, and find out the fascinating story behind how he captured it.
E.G. Radcliff, a third-year undergraduate student from suburban Chicago, recently published the third book of a fantasy trilogy, “The Wild Court,” and is already planning another novel.
Introverted by nature, real estate agent and lifelong Wahoo fan Macon Gunter never expected to be co-hosting a podcast with former UVA football star Chris Long.
Bill Wylie’s black-and-white photos speak to climate change and its effects, as the West dries and wildfires lay waste to huge tracts of forest land.