Wednesday seems to be a good day to take a break from your work and feast your eyes on the work of artists covered in these 10+ pieces. There’s something for everyone’s taste, from classic painters to conceptual artists. Enjoy!

• • For Turner fans, you’ll like this piece on  JMW Turner at 250 and why his greatest painting The Fighting Temeraire is so misunderstood.
  • For Hockney fans, this 2025 showing of David Hockney’s work, promises to be good.
  • Want to see all of Vermeer‘s 26 works? You can if you go to that link.
  • In Canada, the work of Maud Adams continue to go up in value, with some now going for $25K. Speaking of Canadian artists, this is a fine remembrance of the Canadian conceptual artist  Kelly Mark.
  • More art by women. First there’s this fine essay with fantastic photos of Ruth Asawa here. Followed by more great works of art by another Monet: his stepdaughter.
  • The New York Times does these wonderful interactive essays, and this one, a study of how this painting by Mondrian of a flower got the writer through winter, is as good as any of them.
  • For fans of album art, you will want to see the seven LP album covers that the artist Josef Albers designed for Command Records. You can see them here.
  • For fans of photography,  here is a great piece on the Mean High Water project, the stark impact of water, and the photography of Jared Bramblett, here.
  • For fans of filmmaking, I recommend this interview with Steven Soderburgh.
  • I had never seen Haring’s “Altarpiece: The Life of Christ” before. I came across it on Google Arts and Letters. Puts me in mind of Warhol’s later religious work. It was also one of his last works of art.
  • Speaking of late works of artists,  here are the final works of Richard Serra.
  • This essay, on what Trenton Doyle Hancock Learned From Philip Guston, is great. Hancock’s painting are joltingly good.
  • Is this the end of the art market? Without Drama or Banana, Art Auctions Struggle.
  • Take a moment to check out this scathing review of  Robbie Williams radical honesty moco london art exhibition take that. Brutal.
  • I recently discovered the work of the artist Brian Charney and I was struck by how he captured what was going on in his mind that suffered from schizophrenia through his paintings.
  • Finally, it’s well worth taking the time to watch this new short film by Wim Wenders that reminds Europe of the lessons of World War II.