A specter is haunting America, but it is not — with apologies to Karl Marx — the specter of communism. It is, instead, the ...

Imagine a 19th century one-room adobe building in rural Galisteo. It's a Saturday afternoon, and a crowd has formed outside. Men in cowboy hats and dusty jeans mix with well-heeled art collectors and ...

Elaine Sciolino, formerly the Paris bureau chief for the New York Times, has volunteered herself as a chatty, amiable tour ...

Arsenic is a nasty poison that once reigned as the ultimate weapon of deception. In the 18th century, it was the poison of ...

This collection of essays by the acclaimed art historian is erudite and frequently marvellous, although the unwary may ...

Iké Udé’s images of actor Colman Domingo for Vogue ’s May 2025 issue are quite stunning. (Domingo serves as one of the ...

Stephen Morris surprised Tambascio’s Italian Grill owner John Tambascio on April 16 with a painting featuring the Dodgingtown ...

Destination Ad Art will showcase esteemed artist and Newtown resident Stephen Morris’ oil paintings, marble murals, illustrations, and more in an exhibition at Edmond Town Hall later this month. The ...

Docudrama exploring the mysterious Jacques-Louis David, who dominated the arts in France from the last decadent days of the old monarchy through the Revolution and the rise and fall of Napoleon.

In March 1979, he wrote a piece for the Observer newspaper protesting against the Tate Gallery’s bias for abstraction, insisting that although “we know, in fact, that art can be full of joy”, the ...