Category: Culture & Arts

Walking into the Ágora Bogotá convention center to the sight of the blown-out husk of a car didn’t exactly signal a typical art fair experience. […]

Good morning: It’s no secret that humor sells, or at least that’s what the research says. But interestingly, the use of humor in ads declined […]

Revisiting 1970s New York, a new theatrical experience is one history lesson that’s all about the good times. Source link

“I thought about how orchids in general are [like] these beautiful parasites that attach themselves to trees and don’t exactly bring anything positive to them,” […]

It’s probably folly to attempt a biopic of Lee Miller—the Surrealist photographer, model, muse, and journalist who refused to be pinned down, whose many peregrinations […]

What makes the Master of Arts in Arts Administration program at Goucher different? 1. It is designed to meet the needs of busy people. 99.9% […]

Every year The Times presents the New Season, profiling the artists who are poised to make the biggest, boldest splashes in the coming months. Source […]

A man destroyed a porcelain sculpture by Ai Weiwei seemingly on purpose during the opening reception of an exhibition dedicated to the Chinese dissident artist […]

From establishing to scaling, running an art-centered business can get complicated quick. Operations costs and management, tax risk and compliance, and internal structuring are just […]

Before Haacke, museums were considered … ‘genteel and politically marginal.’ Robber barons might have donated to them to enhance their social clout, but such cultural […]

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by half a percentage point on Wednesday, signaling that it is shifting focus from battling inflation to safeguarding the […]

On the banks of India’s Tungabhadra river, strewn across craggy hills and lush plains dotted with massive granite boulders, lie the remains of grandiose monuments […]

Safeya Binzagr, a pioneering artist who eternalized folk heritage in her native Saudi Arabia, died on September 12 at 86. The news was first reported […]

The SS United States, an ocean liner so famous and historically significant that her advocates liken her to the Liberty Bell, the Washington Monument, and the […]

In an excerpt from his new book, Paris in Ruins: Love, War, and the Birth of Impressionism, Sebastian Smee writes about the partnership, both romantic […]

A 3,000-year-old Egyptian fort used for defense against invading Libyan tribes and sea peoples from the eastern Mediterranean has been discovered by archaeologists, according to […]

The head of an organization that has served U.S. art dealers through some very challenging years is leaving her post. Maureen Bray, executive director of […]