Artists often use their work to share a message. A local painter and poet who is nonverbal also uses his art to be heard.

Artist Nathan Pratt has always been ambitious about his projects, but in the Spring of 2025, three big ones appear to be coming together at the same time.

Live from TEFAF 2025, William Van Meter interviews three art insiders shaping culture in New York and beyond.

Four of the elephants from the Great Elephant Migration art exhibit will permanently make their home in Hermann Park in ...

It is rather unfortunate that the belief seems to be that the fight against HIV/AIDS can only happen in offices and government buildings, public or private. If the campaign is not seen there, then it ...

Once upon a time, many years ago, there was a modest art tour around Mancos. Some time last year, Keith Williams had the ...

Fingerhut is a programmer, artist, with a 2015 BFA from the Digital Arts program at Pratt Institute in New York. This ...

A gleaming spiral staircase jutting from the roof of a former Dutch warehouse overlooks the waterway where millions of ...

William H. Luers, a summer Island resident across four decades, career diplomat, and former president of the Metropolitan ...

Clubs are all-in on Sir Doug Nicholls Round – from embracing their First Nations players to new jumpers. Here’s every clubs ...

A major new UK wide project by Jeremy Deller to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the National Gallery will have its ...

Final jury selections remain pending in Sean "Diddy" Combs' ongoing criminal trial as opening statements near.