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The battle between the world’s richest man and its most powerful is torn straight from Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein”—with Musk as the monster.

When we imagine historical figures, we think of either glossy ceremonial portraits and majestic monuments in palaces and ...

In its first special exhibition since its reopening, New York’s Frick Collection brings together three Johannes Vermeer ...

An Art Deco cinema that opened on Chelsea’s King’s Road in 1934 and has recently been redeveloped as a mixed-use building has ...

ARTIST, writer, playwright, illustrator — and the man who made the Oscar-winning film Poor Things possible — Alasdair Gray was one of Scotland’s great creative polymaths and eccentrics, now celebrated ...

Mary Magdalene is one of the most intriguing figures in Christian history and has been portrayed in many different ways. Some say she was a sinner, others say she was a saint, some others say she ...

SAINTS & ART: Two masterpieces, centuries apart, reflect a theological insight centuries old: Mary was given not only to John, but to the entire Church.

The new art gallery on the Promenade Deck is filled with artworks that were spread around the ship and sometimes missed or ignored by visitors.

Artist Mary Bryant says her work has come full circle in recent years. “I’ve come back to my roots of representing in a more realistic manner of nature,” said Bryant, whose work is the ...

The looming figure of a monster snatches a heroine from her sleep on the black and white screen. This is what comes to mind for most at the mention of Frankenstein. However, the original novel by Mary ...