Lydia Blakeley, Bex Massey and Bobbi Essers lead a new wave of painters combining disparate scenes to process our fragmented visual world ...

Hands clasped in joy, face framed by a wimple, she could with equal élan propose that Dutch Golden Age painter Gerard ter ...

Claremorris Gallery is hosting a new solo exhibition by internationally renowned Irish artist Donald Teskey, entitled 'A Wave ...

Gender fluidity is not a thing of the present; it has existed as a societal norm for centuries. Artist Ribera proved this in ...

From pastoral landscapes at The Clark to the visionary art of Minnie Evans at the MFA, this season's art exhibits embrace the ...

The use of textile art for home decor is a time-honoured tradition, deeply woven into our history.

As for the former, if anyone was born to use acrylic, it was Paul Jenkins. His signature method began with a primed white canvas on which thinned acrylic was poured, usually from the corners. He ...

This year’s festival will celebrate husband-and-wife team Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk, of San Francisco-based Actual Films.

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, 35 years after the theft, restores frames: ‘We’re always hopeful for their return’ ...

I grew up in an American apartheid,” he said. “Every aspect of my life was dictated by race.” He not only lived through but participated in the civil rights movement. The strange part, really, is that ...

The houses of two of Sweden’s most influential artists and designers, Carl and Karin Larsson, came to shape the country’s national identity — and now represent an aesthetic ideal.

Merging diasporic narratives with archival materials, the artist resuscitates lost images and stories, recontextualizing them ...