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Grace Edquist

Grace Edquist is the copy director of Vogue US.

New Year, New View: Eight Places to See Art This Winter (and Beyond)

The Quiet Exuberance of Agnes Martin’s ‘Innocent Love’ Paintings

The Transcendent Late Paintings of Jay DeFeo

Sigrid Sandström’s Emotional Landscapes

At New York’s MacDowell, the Fiery Epiphanies of Artist Luise Kaish Unfurl

Nicole Wittenberg’s Sweeping Landscapes Take Root at Acquavella

How Beverly’s, the Art World’s Favorite DIY Bar, Made Its Triumphant Return

In Her Biggest Show Yet, Artist Manuela Solano Goes All In on Pop Icons

Chloe Wise on the Art of Looking Up

The Audacious Life and Art of Huguette Caland

Ghost Stories, Medieval Books, and Flower Gardens Are All Inspiration for Artist Lily Stockman

For Her First New York Solo Show, Antonia Showering Digs Into the ‘Messy Beauty’ of Life in Flux

At Storm King, Sonia Gomes’s Enchanting Sculptures Take an Air

The Vibrant Paintings of Beatriz Milhazes Arrive at the Guggenheim

In Her Meticulous Paintings, Catherine Murphy Finds the Sublime

Dorothy Hood, a Giant of Texas Abstraction, Gets the Dazzling New York Show She Craved

In “Celestine,” Artist Allison Janae Hamilton Reaches for the Cosmos

An Afternoon Lost at Sea Inspired Julia Felsenthal’s New Paintings

At 95, Artist Dorothea Rockburne Is Still Using Math to Explore the Sublime

Tove Jansson, Beloved Creator of the Moomins, Painted the World as She Wanted to See It