Marcel Duchamp changed the face of culture in the 20th century, and beyond, with an unconventional sculpture that challenged ...

Banksy and Elena Ferrante remind us that art is not simply an extension of the self, but a site of meaning that can stand ...

High-resolution screens meet handcrafted texture in this cross-medium collaboration between David Nott and LG Gallery+.

The Mark Gruber Gallery marks 50 years of championing Hudson Valley artists and preserving the Hudson River School tradition ...

Liza Lou adds thousands of the diminutive baubles in myriad colors, shapes, and sizes to sweeps of oil paint on canvas.

In her new book, ‘What if losing is winning?’, she invites us to stop, observe and decipher the hidden message in life’s most difficult experiences.

The various niches and rooms within the galleries of the National Museum of Women in the Arts always allow for interesting groupings of works and moments of contemplation, and all the more so in ...

Pioneer Square’s First Thursday crowds may be getting the headlines, but the city’s visual arts scene stretches far beyond one neighborhood. From Belltown to Ballard to Capitol Hill—and even down to ...

It’s March, also known as pneumonia season or false spring in Indianapolis. From snow on a Monday to thunderstorms on a Wednesday, we’ve got every season pretty much in one day happening right now.

An external view of the Flatiron Gallery at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan, New York (image courtesy the School of Visual Arts) After 14 years, the School of Visual Arts (SVA) in Manhattan ...

More than 15 abstracts showcase how the Veracyte Diagnostics Platform is advancing urologic cancer care with decisions guided by Decipher Prostate and Bladder tests Veracyte, Inc. (Nasdaq: VCYT), a ...

L.A. Art Week is back Feb. 26–March 1. Outside of the marquee art fair Frieze Los Angeles, Angelenos can visit a number of alternative fairs across the city, from Culver City to Echo Park. Once a ...