Evidence of textile workshops demonstrates that girls’ labour was valued enough to be documented in administrative records ...

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, don’t fret. We’re keeping track of all the must-see art shows in the U.S. and abroad. So whether you want to visit a show that’s popping up in your ...

Instead, he’s deep in glue, glitter, and Donald Duck. Brody’s debut solo art exhibition, Made in America, is now open at Eden Gallery in New York through June 28. It features a riot of pop ...

The protective military uniforms for the Samurai, Japan’s warrior class, are examples of artistic design, intricacies and imagination used centuries ago for combat function. This exhibit, “Way ...

A feminist art exhibition in the south of France has been largely destroyed in an attack by one or more vandals who smashed works and spray-painted phalluses and images of sexual penetration on ...

Phillips Gallery in the Kalispell is holding a memorial show honoring the life and legacy ... stories he so passionately shared through his art. All are welcome to attend and honor David Hafer ...

Trending today: a brand-new Egyptian museum in Cairo, which is almost ready to open – though it took as much time to build as the original Great Pyramid. Also: Aaron and Victor discuss the ...

Meanwhile, two very different shows illustrate the role of art to speak to urgent needs and current events: a group exhibition at the California African American Museum focused on the legacy of ...

The RESIST! all-media art show opens June 6 at Art Hive in Staunton, Virginia, showcasing art as a form of protest and expression. Advocacy groups, including the Shenandoah LGBTQ Center and Staunton ...

courtesy Dia Art Foundation) Her first major solo museum show in New York State, Renée Green: The Equator Has Moved is a victorious presentation of this powerhouse artist in full bloom.

As curator and art consultant Laure Britton writes in the show’s introductory text: “Central to Nao’s way of working is this process of collecting, storing, and then bringing together ...

In a statement mourning the loss, the syndicate described Ayyoub — widely known as the "Lady of Arab Theater"—as "an icon of Egyptian art," emphasizing that her contributions remain a milestone in the ...