In his lifetime, Ernie Barnes was largely dismissed and ignored by the industry. He became an icon anyway. By Adam Bradley IN THE 1970S, buying a print of Ernie Barnes’s “The Sugar Shack,” the iconic ...
Old-school cloth banners drape across the facade of an unassuming, single-story building on a Beverly Hills side street. The central sign, meant to look hand-painted, welcomes visitors to “The Sugar ...
A judge allowed the Philadelphia institution to lend paintings from the storied collection of Dr. Albert C. Barnes. It will look and behave a lot more like a global museum. By Ted Loos If a visitor ...
Artist Cecily Brown’s first exhibition at the Barnes Foundation in Philly is a 30-year retrospective
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know! One of the most acclaimed contemporary artists of the last 30 years is the subject of ...
The Barnes Foundation is a gem of impressionist and early modernist art in central Philadelphia. Originally in suburban Merion, Pennsylvania, the art was collected by pharmaceutical millionaire Albert ...
12 x 24 in. (30.5 x 61 cm.) Oil on canvas, circa 1978, signed lower right, retaining remnants of a paper label to verso, twice stamped with artist's copyright mark to verso, presented in the likely ...
Intuitive. Brave. Tireless. Effortless. Authentic. These are the terms that come up from artists and curators when describing the late artist Curtis Barnes, Sr. Daytonians now have two opportunities ...
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