Mary Ellen Edmunds "I've learned that minimalism isn't about what you own ... Bertrand Russell “The art of living is less about fixing what’s broken and more about practicing the appreciation ...

Turn a meaningful phrase or quote into a permanent piece of art with a tiny ... Red ink transforms a minimalist tattoo design into a subtle statement. A whisper-thin stem and petals capture ...

“Minimalism” was kicked off by the British art theorist Richard Wollheim in ... I’m always inspired by this quote from a 1933 essay called “In Praise of Shadows,” by the Japanese ...

This set of nails looks so unique but still stays in the minimalist territory thanks to its neutral colors and delicate art. Using swirls and a sparkly crystal, this manicure uses negative space ...

The negative space keeps this look feeling minimalist while the single gem on each nail adds a glam element. While floral nail art can easily take on a maximalist feel, this take shows how to ...

Today marks the birthday of Donald Judd, the minimalist master who was born on ... postwar artists and his stature in contemporary art has only grown in the decades since his death in 1994.

In the 1960s, while minimalism was draining the last bits of romanticism from American art, the home of the Renaissance experienced a kindred movement: “Arte Povera” (“poor art”).

The artist’s hand as a signifier of unique, individualized identity — of emotive autobiography — was highly prized in the Abstract Expressionist art that immediately preceded Minimalism.