From a clothes maker’s display of archival Dries Van Noten pieces to an artistic ode to Goa’s loyal canine residents ...

What would the overlap of their creative universes smell like? And what would it be like to be a fly on the wall for this ...

Sculpture by Karen LaMonte astounds at Munson Museum of Art this summer Sponsored content Exhibition featuring 60 works in ...

Miyoko Ito survived an earthquake, incarceration and illness. Her transportive paintings defied ideas about abstract art.

The collapse of American global power was more pointedly represented by Dahn Vo’s In God We Trust: the American flag, with ...

A consummate multihyphenate, Gallo again wrote the screenplay, served as producer and stars as the titular character: an ...

Bodytraffic returns to Jacob’s Pillow July 2–6 with powerful works inspired by jazz, love, memory and painter Ernie Barnes.

Inside Ralph Fiennes 'inverted Kurtz' ('Apocalypse Now') character and his 250,000 replica bone temple it took six months to ...

This summer, Los Angeles art institutions offer both sorely needed aesthetic escapes and deep dives into contemporary issues. There are several career-ranging surveys and historical reassessments ...

The war in Gaza is being live-streamed, arriving in waves of brutal imagery—bombings, bloodied bodies, and the unfathomable ...

The next edition of ARTRA Magazine on Women & Modernism to be launched on June 26 turns the spotlight on women artists in the mid-1900s in Sri Lanka with particular attention to Nalini Jayasuriya ...

Presented at Théâtre Le 13e Art, Juliette et Roméo is a contemporary retelling of Shakespeare 's tragedy, combining dance, ...