Fauvism, which lasted from about 1904 to 1908, is the first and probably the shortest of Modernism’s art movements. It is also one of the messiest, populated by a shifting cast of painters and ...

While Fauvism had its sensational debut at the 1905 Salon d’Automne, its seeds had been sown long before, as modern artists sought to upend the grip of Impressionism.

Art & Exhibitions A New Show on Fauvism Is Challenging the Movement’s Reputation of Being a Boy’s Club by Shining a Light on Its Overlooked Women Members ...

How the ‘Wild Beasts’ of Fauvism Took the Art World by Storm A new exhibition examines the short-lived movement—and sheds new light on its women members. Teresa Nowakowski - Daily Correspondent.

Fauvism, with its brash colours and vigorous brush work, might seem rebellious and anti-establishment, but the male artists' portrayal of women perpetuated the same old stereotypes.

The avant-garde Fauvism artists, such as Frantisek Kupka and Kees Van Dongen displayed a surprising range of hues. A more recent work that fits the bill is Bruce Nauman's self-portrait in white ...

Art lovers soon will descend upon the Grand Palais for Art Basel Paris. But it’s hardly the building’s first turn in the spotlight. By Farah Nayeri This summer, on the evening of July 26 ...

Kunstmuseum Basel in Basel, Switzerland has opened a major exhibition exploring the revolutionary avant-garde movement that shook the foundations of 20th-century art: Fauvism.