It’s often taken for granted that artistic advances happen in cities. By and large, they do. And yet some great 20th-century American art has been made by artists who lived on farms — among ...

The Eye of the Earth,” co-organized by Reynolda House Museum of American Art and the Brandywine Museum of Art in Chadds Ford, ...

He lives alone on an island, wears knickers and mismatched knee socks and is approaching 80. He collects taxidermy and automaton machines, creates miniature worlds and has worked in a morgue.

Mighty tomes, deep dives and fresh perspectives — the most eagerly awaited volumes being trailed by art-world publishers focus on subjects including the still-life painter Clara Peeters, Andrew Wyeth, ...

Andrew Wyeth, arguably America's best-known living artist, is at once our most popular and most denigrated painter. For a half-century, his spare and luminous evocations of rural Pennsylvania and ...

It features pieces from Andrew Wyeth's seven decades of painting, including some artworks never exhibited before Harry Potter series close to casting much-loved star as Hagrid I Asked 7 Pro Bakers the ...

Across nearly 50 artworks spanning the last 18 years, American beauty takes on many forms on Sherald’s canvas. It can appear ...

On Thursday, April 24, the Clark Art Institute opens its Pastoral on Paper film series with a screening of "Days of Heaven" ...

This April and May, the Clark Art Institute hosts a series of films celebrating the Pastoral on Paper exhibition, with films ...