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On this episode of Four More Pages Mya Clark, sits down with West Texas A&M University professors Dr. Amy Von Lintel and Dr.

Indianapolis jazz pianist and composer Christopher Pitts, for the first time with his trio, is kicking off this year’s spring ...

This week, we honor a painter of Colombian national memory, a founder of Art Informel, and an Italian conceptual photographer ...

Despite mass gallery closures, Matthew Shamnoski took the leap from online to brick and mortar with his new Upper East Side ...

Five works by Andy Warhol, including his Marilyn Monroe, will go on show in Warsaw this weekend in a major exhibition devoted ...

Arthur Tress’ photographs in ‘The Ramble, NYC 1969’ capture gay men, like himself, cruising around the Central Park woodland ...

Dame Barbara Rae tells Mike Wade​ what she’ll be looking out for next month when she sets out once again for the Antarctic ...

“Creation lies beyond all human limitations,” Bingyi said. “Like water, art liberates, nurtures, and connects. Showing with ...

Plan your 2026 with our month-by-month guide to the best cultural events across the U.S., including concerts, museum exhibits, festivals, and quirky celebrations.

The year after the death of Lee Kun-hee in 2020, the Samsung Group chairman’s family donated more than 23,000 works of Korean ...