Local students on spring break got to experience a unique and interactive Vincent Van Gogh art exhibit at the Springfield museums.

On a late July morning in 1890, Vincent van Gogh rose from his lodgings ... a tangle of roots on the side of Rue Daubigny. Tree Roots, the painting he made that day, was his last. Later that evening, ...

A couple has been fighting their local council's efforts to seize the lower edge of their garden - believed to be the site of ...

There has been plenty of consternation over Green Bay Packers first round pick Lukas Van Ness and his first couple of years in the NFL, which have not exactly been spectacular. This led many to clamor ...

New York art experts from LMI Group International have long asserted a painting of a rugged-looking fisherman smoking a pipe called 'Elimar' was made by Vincent van Gogh. The researchers have ...

A painting once scooped up at a Minnesota garage sale for just $50 has stirred the art world, with some claiming it could be a lost Vincent van Gogh masterpiece. But according to the Van Gogh ...

The activists staged several other gluing demonstrations before upping the ante in October by pouring canned soup on Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” painting at the National Gallery at London. In ...

The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam says this painting of a fisherman, found at a garage sale in Minnesota, isn't a Van Gogh. (LMI Group International Inc.) ...

Just Stop Oil is to stop throwing soup on paintings and slow marching in streets ... "So it is the end of soup on Van Goghs, cornstarch on Stonehenge, and slow marching in the streets.

Vincent van Gogh’s name ... both through the art — the first painting that greets attendees is “The Yellow House (The Street),” which depicts van Gogh’s home in Arles — and through ...

I didn’t know that the whereabouts of one of Vincent van Gogh’s most important works, a 1890 painting called “Portrait of Dr ... like 19th-century wallpapers designed for an era of retro-computational ...

Re-imagine the night sky, simultaneously tranquil and disquieting, as straw, gold leaf, wood, wire, and sediment mimic thick, impasto brushstrokes to pay homage to one of art history’s most ...