A new exhibition revisits a turning point in the career of the 95-year-old artist: the paintings that faced down death to find meaning in life.

From maps that become art to a rack of Rand McNally road maps, straight out of gas stations of yore, “Mapping Outside the Lines” covers a lot of ground.

I’ve seen art’s soft power in action at embassy receptions where works range from the magnificent to the downright weird. On ...

The turning point of his career occurred in 1951, when famed Montreal gallery owner Max Stern tracked the painter down where ...

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The display cases throughout the store hold carefully arranged collections of smaller treasures – vintage pocket watches with intricate engravings, costume jewelry that outshines modern counterparts ...

Pyrex bowls in patterns discontinued before many shoppers were born add retro charm to modern cooking routines. Cast iron ...

The National Portrait Gallery removed key details from the caption beside the president’s photograph. It still has a story to ...

The seventh edition of the triennial Outwin Boochever contest showcases contemporary artists’ novel approaches to their subjects ...

M​usic spaces are welcoming bigger crowds again, ​b​ut the industry remain​s fragile as rising costs and shrinking local circuits threaten the next generation of talent ...

Futurity is not a fixed horizon but a collective invitation: to envision alternate realities, to remember that neither social ...

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