The exhibition portrays Sudan’s war survivors through haunting, vivid paintings of displacement and resilience.

The Torggler fine arts center is the first of 10 U.S. stops for the exhibit, which is on display locally through Dec. 28.

Anonymous Was a Woman, a group born out of the 1990s culture wars, is marking its 25-year history with a Kreeger Museum show of four daring D.C.-area artists.

Creativity is more than talent. It’s the ability to see the world in new ways and make others feel it too. The Top 10 ...

The Nigeria spotlight offers compelling parallels with how artistic practices evolved elsewhere in the region. The Osogbo ...

Paul Smith’s Foundation and Winsor & Newton are partnering once again for their celebrated International Art Prize in ...

Across the bustling and lively Foothills Shopping Center, people wandered through rows of local vendors selling a variety of ...

Painting en plain air is intertwined with histories of painting hierarchies and the invention of the paint tube.

The fair evolves into a global conversation about authenticity, cultural legacy and the emotional architecture of collecting ...

A cheery reminder of Minneapolis' most iconic public art: Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen 's Spoonbridge and Cherry, ...

Saudi Arabia’s Diriyah Art Futures (DAF), the first center dedicated to new media arts in the Middle East and North Africa, ...

Installations by renowned international artists including Italy's Michelangelo Pistoletto and Portugal's Alexandre Farto have ...