Interior of San Marco cathedral, focusing on shining gold mosaics decorating archways and domed areas of ceiling.

Midnight Mass, San Marco style
Smiling women with protest signs, posing with man in suit and giant papier-mache head that is caricature of shouting Donald Trump.

Power of Art, Part 3 (Puppets!)
Small, squat sculpture that appears something like a friendly, cartoon guitar.

Met Faves Part 2
Ancient Greek vases decorated with silhouetted men and women in togas.

Met Faves
Wall-mounted ceramic sculpture seems to shed disorganized, geometric quills that connect to even more jumbled vessel below.

Invisible Cities by Terri Saulin-Frock
Dozens of phallus-shaped, polka-dotted sculptures on ground, reflected in multiple mirrors and repeated again and again.

Accumulations, Courtesy of Yayoi Kusama

365 Days of Art: December 31 – Brunelleschi Wins Competition to Top Duomo with Lantern

365 Days of Art: December 15 – Leaning Tower of Pisa Reopens
Technical drawing of various gears and machinery shown from different angles.

365 Days of Art: December 7 – Judges Consider Brunelleschi’s Proposal for Duomo
A shepherd and farm animals gather amidst trees and lake while sturdy structures and mountains are seen in the distance.

365 Days of Art: November 19 – Poussin Dies, Lloyd Wright Marries

365 Days of Art: October 10 – Leonardo Shows Three Paintings to Possible Patron, Watts Towers Kill Stress Test

365 Days of Art: August 30 – Last Stone is Placed on the Duomo

365 Days of Art: August 27 – Michelangelo Takes 1st Commission, Krakatoa Colors Sky for The Scream, and Guernica is Displayed for 1st Time in US

365 Days of Art: August 23 – The Little Mermaid is Unveiled
Aerial view of Duomo in Florence, Italy

365 Days of Art: August 19 – Art Competition to Design Duomo is Announced

365 Days of Art: August 16 – Michelangelo Signs Contract to Work on David

365 Days of Art: August 15 – The Picasso is Dedicated in Chicago

365 Days of Art: August 14 – Construction Begins on the Not-Yet-Leaning Tower of Pisa

365 Days of Art: August 3 – Two Dramatic Deaths

365 Days of Art: July 21 – Fun, Bonus Post – Jerusalem Rejects a Gift From Florence

365 Days of Art: June 21 – Kiki Smith Exhibition Closes at Hirshhorn

365 Days of Art: June 15 – Sculpture Exhibition Closes at Storm King

365 Days of Art: May 24 – Construction on the Brooklyn Bridge is Completed

365 Days of Art: May 23 – David Smith Dies

365 Days of Art: April 30 – Chinese Pilgrim Describes Now-Destroyed Bamiyan Buddhas

365 Days of Art: April 15 – Brunelleschi Dies, Da Vinci is Born, Nike of Samothrace is Unearthed, Impressionists Exhibit Together, and Thomas Hart Benton Reveals Himself to Be a Fool (Again)

365 Days of Art: March 13 – Elgin Marbles and Their Poor Conservation Are Subject of Letter

365 Days of Art: March 8 – Little Mermaid Is Vandalized in Connection with International Women’s Day

365 Days of Art: March 3 – Reconstruction of Dynamited Buddhas Is Discussed

365 Days of Art: March 2 – Taliban Dynamites Historic Buddha Statues

365 Days of Art: Leap Year Bonus, February 29 – Augusta Savage Born

365 Days of Art: February 19 – Pope Julius II Commissions Tomb from Michelangelo

365 Days of Art: January 25 – Leonardo and Botticelli Are Consulted as to Location for Michelangelo’s David

365 Days of Art – January 14: Origin of Vatican Museums

365 Days of Art – January 6: Little Mermaid Decapitated

Road Trip: Tacoma Art Museum
Red translucent sculpture of a woman sits atop a pedestal in NYC.

Public Art: Fashion District

Public Art: The Andy Monument
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial in Washington, DC.

The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial–What Went Wrong?

Patron Saint of Painters
Rotunda with chandelier and skylight ringed with scenes of historical judges on thrones, interpreting laws for crowds.

Chaos and Classicism at the Guggenheim