Thanks to the artists showcased in “All I Want Is Boundless Love,” we’re revived from our winter slumber into a surreal spring, where mystical dreamlands, uncanny panoramas, and abstract ...

Columbia's newest mural features a 1921 train conductor and Columbia artist Laura Spong carved in a wall in the Vista center, ...

Today we're painting an abstract! We'll prep our canvas with an encaustic (hot wax) technique and then begin the process of layering paint on all that textured beeswax. This is a really fun intro to ...

The allure of finding lost art treasures is real, but proving authorship—and determining an artwork’s commercial value—can be ...

Fresh and challenging, Smith’s art sits on the cusp between eccentric abstraction and automated sci-fi figures, and contributes to Chicago’s dense art history.

We scoured the recent runways in Paris, Milan, London, and more to nail down the biggest easy-to-copy earring trends.

One of the most fascinating art movements of all time, one that is also referred to as rather weird and unconventional, is the Surrealist era, or the Surrealism movement. Breaking off from the ...

They help build a hidden visual foundation for Mehretu to then push each event into a visual cacophony. The Ethiopian-American artist, who was one of the best-selling creatives in the world in 2023, ...

The artist constructs deep conversations around the subject of divergent personalities and characters inspired by conversations in his immediate surroundings ART | DOMINIC MUWANGUZI | Conversations ...

Paulo Rivera, the son of Guatemalan immigrants and a visual artist in Las Cruces, has launched his first art exhibit since moving to the Borderland. “Inner Visions,” as the exhibit is named, will be ...

The painting depicts scenes from Virgil's epic Latin poem the Aeneid Tate Britain is set to return a 17th Century painting to the family of a Jewish Belgian art collector, after it was taken from ...

"Thomas Kinkade's style is illustrative saccharine fantasy rather than art with which you can connect at any meaningful level," Charlotte Mullins, the author of A Little History of Art, tells the BBC.