Category: Arts

I’m not aware of anyone alive who paints as easily, or seems to paint as easily, as Lisa...

At once enthralling and unsettling, this three-part exhibition by Canadians Janet Cardiff and...

Hieronymus Bosch’s fantastical, large-scale triptych “The Garden of Earthly Delights” has...

(From left to right) Valerie A. Gladstone, “Revolution”; Sandra Giunta, “Coral Reminder 50”; and...

The School of Visual Arts’ MA Curatorial Practice program is pleased to announce three upcoming...

I first learned about Janice Nowinski on Facebook, where she posted images of her work. As I was a...

LOS ANGELES — In 1973 Anita Steckel wrote, “If the erect penis is not ‘wholesome’ enough to go...

The city has lost millions in tax revenue, millions have lost jobs, wealthy urbanites have fled to...

Amid an explosion of new intelligences, technology opens the doors to exhilarating experiences and...

“Feathered Cross” (1969) is a fitting greeting for visitors to Paul Thek: Interior/Landscape, on...

Maria Guzmán Capron’s fantastical, colorful textiles are a lot of fun to look at. The artist’s...

Seattle’s long-standing housing crisis became brutally worse these past two years, forcing...