Originally from a small village in Guatemala, María Aurelia Xitumul Ivoy tried to live and work in the big city, a decision that forced her to leave the features of ...

Rising artist Eva Helen Pade discusses dance, darkness, and the thin line between ecstasy and violence, ahead of TEFAF New ...

That $2 tube of caulk is quietly wrecking your paint job.

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The 'A Bite of Bone' director returns with a queer unrequited love story on a dairy farm that will debut in Directors’ ...

The Other Art Fair will take place at Dallas Market Hall from May 7-10. It will feature more than 130 independent artists ...

This sweeping exhibition illustrates that women artists were never absent from the historical record; they were only written ...

Even the best case needs upkeep. Dust settles, fingerprints appear, and light angles shift with the seasons. A five-minute ...

The 15-year-old sophomore at Ramona High School was among aspiring artists who mingled with amateur and professional artists ...

Memory is like a pomegranate layered and compacted in segments redolently rich. Each kernel is attached with its own umbilical cord. Place is also attached.

"I shouldn't be here. I had broken almost every vertebra in my back. I have titanium rods that line my back, into my hips, ...

The Brooklyn artist’s White River Junction exhibit, “Like Literally Figuratively,” inspires viewers to question what they’re looking at and how it was made.