Art and writings by Willie Cole, Saaya Woolfalk, and Tennessee Williams are among the $5 million donation from Greensboro artist Carol Cole Levin. The Weatherspoon Art Museum at UNC Greensboro ...

When he was only twenty-one, Theodor von Holst became the first artist to illustrate Frankenstein, producing for the edition of 1831 a remarkable frontispiece of the moment of the monster’s first ...

A reflection on how artists have portrayed popes, the intersection of art and religion, and Pope Francis’s legacy following ...

Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen presents The stories we tell. This exhibition features large-scale contemporary artworks from the museum’s collection that offer various interpretations and perspectives ...

This luminous, heartrending exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston traces Van Gogh’s latter days through portraits, landscapes and letters.

In A Companion to American Art, published by Blackwell in 2015, I surveyed how scholars of American art had been approaching the critical study of race and visual representation since the late ...

Sotheby’s is selling several works from the estate of late Swiss collectors Rolf and Margit Weinberg in New York this spring.

The exhibition is accompanied by a comprehensive programme encompassing moments of networking as well as care and establishing connections to existing structures in Hamburg’s social realm.

Heritage Auctions celebrates the legacy of author and illustrator Sendak's iconic characters from that literary classic with an auction of 28 works highlighting the adventures of Max and the Wild ...

The revelation comes almost 50 years after the artist’s foundation first detected the likeness of a mysterious woman behind the deep blue of “Painting” (1927).

From Felix Gonzales-Torres' largest-ever show in the city to the psychedelic universes of OSGEMEOS, there's a lot of art to see in the nation's capital.

In 1911, over one million people in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland came together to mark the first International Women’s Day.