Tostmann introduces his survey with a pair of pastels by the British artist James Sharples of George and Martha Washington, each created circa 1798 and accessioned by the institution in 1848. (A tool ...

Before, I didn’t accept suffering in any form in my work, and I always deviated from the pain. Today I accept suffering, but ...

I USED to draw when I was in grade school in Basa Air Base, Pampanga. With the crayons that my father had bought for me, I ...

The State Historical Society of North Dakota has announced three area teens among the six finalists in its second annual ...

Lucas Samaras lived and worked on the 62nd floor of a Midtown building, transforming the space into a creative retreat unlike ...

Armando Sánchez, 83, was born on the South Side, and those memories help inspire his vibrant, iconic paintings and murals.

With works ranging from decomposing sculptures to lenticular prints and origami, Dittmar Memorial Gallery opened its doors to its community show “Metamorphosis: The Art of Transformation” Thursday.

The genre-defying artist breaks down his electrifying new album 'Festival Season,' his vision for the live experience, and ...

This week, we're exploring two distinct worlds being shown at the Karin Clarke Gallery through March 29, painter Mark Clarke ...

A group of experts consider the accessories from the past 100 years that changed how we carry our things — and ourselves.

"The New Yorker" is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Art editor Françoise Mouly reflects on the magazine's distinctive look.