Kati Horna (1912-2000)

After the Second World War, surrealism continued its development, especially in North America. More worried and contemplative than their male counterparts, women artists meditated on the metamorphoses of life and travel in space and time.

In a Buzzfeed article published last Friday, New York tech journalist Katie Notopoulos revealed the identities of the two men behind the world’s most expensive NFT collection, Bored Ape Yacht Club. Greg Solano and Wylie Aronow have since accused Buzzfeed of unfairly revealing their identities with malicious intent.

The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) was gifted $3.5 million from an anonymous donor to endow the directorship for the Ruth R. Marder Center for Matisse Studies, scheduled to open in 2021. Katy Rothkopf, the BMA’s senior curator and department head of European painting and sculpture, will fill the newly endowed post.

British painter, writer, female Surrealist, Mexican artist and eco-feminist, these are just some of the terms used to characterize Leonora Carrington, but her art and life resist any strict definition.

The COVID-19 pandemic acutely impacted art galleries traditionally reliant on physical interaction prodding them into the digital realm. As galleries are now reopening will these newly created digital initiatives remain relevant?