Then Ted Stamm’s career was cut short by his death at age 39 in 1984, he had already begun to attract attention in the United States and internationally.

In the Netherlands in the 17th century, the pronkstilleven — a huge, sumptuous still life — was the ultimate badge of wealth and status, and no one made them better than de Heem.

Transforming the latest destination with a floral feast.

This summer, the Boothbay Region Art Foundation (BRAF) invites you to explore your artistic potential with a diverse lineup of adult art classes through BRAF’s Take Part in Art program.

American muralist JEKS ONE traveled across the ocean to bring his hyperrealistic style to the walls of Glasgow.

To study this vast and varied show at Woman Made Gallery is to unravel juror Whitney Bradshaw’s complicated soul.

An artist-run non-profit organisation is teaming up with acclaimed artists like Anne Imhof, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Tschabalala Self, and Félix González-Torres to fight food insecurity.

Robell Awake by Michelle Millar Fisher The art and research of Black craftmaking.

Adam Pendleton’s Painterly Language Encourages Close Inspection and Deep Introspection.

The Flint Institute of Arts (FIA) in Michigan is the ideal venue for the new exhibition A Symphony of Glass: Paperweights from the Ellis Collection.

Wrightwood 659’s newest exhibition serves as a timely cautionary tale.

What might a Scandinavian cuisine look like? A new exhibition in Oslo traces the culinary movement’s cultural impact through architecture, art and design.

For more than a decade, artist Hito Steyerl has been writing—in biting, playful prose—about how images, technology, and politics are all interlinked.

Works by artist Nancy Elizabeth Prophet are rare and seldom exhibited because fewer than two dozen are known to exist.

For over 5,000 years, bronze has served as the material of commemoration. From the ritual vessels of ancient civilizations to the public monuments of our present-day cities, its endurance has made it the material of choice for preserving memory, power, and myth.