This All-Female Graffiti Shows Explores the Politics of Street Art

Graffiti meets gallery art Read More

Intrepid artist and explorer Anna Walinska is celebrated two decades after her death

Born in 1906, Walinska moved to Paris at the height of the Jazz Age, traveled the world by prop plane in the 1950’s, and painted for eight decades Read More

Boldness in Art and Life

Abstract works by pioneer female artist Anna Walinska on display Read More

Borne Back to the Past: Anna Walinska at Lawrence Fine Art

Even before taking in the first work in this vigorously honest exhibition of painting, the biographical backstory is enchanting Read More

Hamptons gallery show remembers overlooked artist Anna Walinska

As well as becoming a well-known portrait painter, she also founded the Guild Art Gallery in Manhattan Read More

An American Artist in Paris

In Search of a Jewish Audience: New York’s Guild Art Gallery, 1935-1937

Walinska recounted that during her stay in Paris, she wished to launch a gallery to bring the modern art she saw there to New York. Read More

Art Review: How Rutgers Women’s Collection Grows

Reflecting the 1950’s and the dominance of Abstract Expressionism is Anna Walinska’s roiling “The Earth Bears Witness” (1955) Read More

Shared Burden

Terezin Museum highlights Holocaust works Read More

Jewish Museum Retrospective

Anna Walinska is having her first one-man show in twenty-five years at The Jewish Museum Read More