One Fine Show: ‘Art, Wonder and the Natural World’ at the National Gallery of Art Bugs are at the heart of this exhibition that challenges viewers to reconsider insects not just as pests, but ...

SEATTLE — Seattle Art Museum's newest commission has visitors cloud gazing inside their lobby. The large-scale installation that comprises of 40 smiling clouds suspended from the museum's ...

Christina Destrampe, owner of Milwaukee Mandalas, takes us through the step-by-step transformation of a layered mandala.

Robyn and John Horn of Little Rock have donated 105 works of art from their private collection to the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, the art center’s executive director announced Monday.

When Little Simz’s 2021 album Sometimes I Might Be Introvert was released to widespread acclaim and later awarded the Mercury Prize, there was a sense that the music artist (real name Simbiatu Abisola ...

LAHORE: The Little Art is set to launch the fourth edition of its annual summer camp this month, continuing a tradition that has brought creative learning to hundreds of children over the years.

Arrayed in the National Gallery of Art show Little Beasts: Art, Wonder and the Natural World, in Washington, DC, are paintings and prints by Van Kessel and Joris Hoefnagel, among others, from 16th ...

A mix of art and science, "Little Beasts" features taxidermy and specimens from the National Museum of Natural History and nearly 75 illustrations, paintings, and prints of animals, botanicals and ...

History is painted by the victors. Except when it’s not. Those are among the greatest paintings in art history. Kent Monkman follows in this tradition of history painting.

Licorice French nails are trending, and it’s a striking new take on the classic French manicure—just in time for your next nail appointment.

Mumbai: Amid the trend of 'AI Ghibli Art' on social media, Mumbai Cha Raja Mandal has requested citizens to remove posts featuring Lord Ganesha and other goddesses.

The Little Free Art Library, a sharing system of the Walls Project in Baton Rouge, thrives on donations and sharing art supplies and resources.