“The Soul of Nature” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of many exhibitions dedicated to German Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich (1774–1840) on the 250th anniversary of his death.

Bridget Riley, one of Britain’s most revered living artists, once again proved her enduring power in the art market as her 1985 painting Myrrh achieved a sensational £1,802,900 ($2,362,000) at Bonhams‘ 20th/21st Century Art Evening Sale last night in London.

Gianfranco Merati (b. Asmara, Eritrea, Africa) is an Italian photographer based in London. Gianfranco’s motivation as a photographer is that “beauty is everywhere.”

Sean Norvet is a tour de force, a painting wizard with the type of skill and imagination that is the basis of why this magazine was founded 31 years ago.

In Storybook at Thinkspace Projects, Nuno Viegas reflects on the intersection of past and future, rebellion and responsibility, anonymity and legacy.

Come to Loewe’s cross-cultural tea party: pots of fun in Milan as artists, designers and architects celebrate the universal comfort of tea

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Fondazione Biscozzi | Rimbaud in Lecce is focusing in these months on a new and fascinating aspect of the production of Sandro Chia (Florence, 1946), a key figure of the Transavanguardia and an artist of international resonance.

Peruvian photographer and artist Roberto Huarcaya brings South American country's mystical landscapes to Seoul

As Korea's leading commercial art space, Gallery Hyundai's 55th anniversary exhibition reflects on its history through the works of artists it has represented over the decades

For Haejin Yoo, the path to becoming a full-time artist was full of curves. After pursuing a career in the sciences, Yoo followed her heart and took the leap to pursue her passion.

That’s the heart of Tiffany Blaise’s work. Artwork Archive's Featured Artist is a Vancouver-based painter who captures the kind of scenery that makes you pause—rugged coasts, swirling skies, places you’ve seen and places you’ve only imagined.

The bubble-headed goldfish questions if only humans can be artists.

Beth Vendryes Williams grew up on Long Island’s North Shore, New York, in a busy household with six younger siblings. Art became her quiet space.

Alan Brown’s artistic journey started in a photo studio’s darkroom, where he discovered the magic of developing film. That moment sparked a passion for photography and visual arts that has lasted more than 40 years.