On view at WAM through Nov. 16, "Abstract Expressionists: The Women" showcases about 50 paintings created from the early ...

In this wonderful joint biography, Mary Gabriel convincingly demonstrates that women artists were a key part of Abstract Expressionism.

Abstract Expressionism saw artists in the 1940s and 1950s develop their own distinctive style – one that valued spontaneity and improvisation over traditional techniques.

A retrospective at the Korea Society sheds light on the work of a painter who joined Korean influences and techniques with Abstract Expressionism.

Morrison, whose work remained rooted in the landscape even as it evolved from figurative to quasi-Fauvist to Abstract Expressionist, was a pioneering figure in Native American modernism ...

Abstract expressionism was anything but an easy sell for Marsha Dubrow, a scholar, professor and rabbi who entered this brave new world with some apprehension.

Exhibited under the title “Energy and Transformation” at Instituto Cervantes, Mexican artist Pedro Trueba’s works hold true to their promise: they exude intense energy and are executed in different ...

Abstract expressionism should not be regarded as little more than fourth grade play. The school’s dramatic variation from its more strictly defined, more realistic predecessors is by no means a ...

A mini-survey of Herbert Creecy, thought to be the most renowned Abstract Expressionist of the south, is on view now at Bill Lowe Gallery in Atlanta.