Altarpieces, rooted in 11th-century religious tradition, evolve as contemporary artists reimagine their storytelling potential in diverse ways.
The femme fatale archetype evolved from seductive, dangerous women in 19th-century art to manipulative, powerful figures in film noir and beyond.
Italian designer Joe Colombo's imaginative furniture, like the Elda Chair and Boby Trolley, fused art and function, leaving a lasting design impact.
021gallery’s ‘AXIS 2024’ showcases emerging artists from Daegu and beyond, featuring over 30 works in painting, sculpture, and video until Dec 27.
Artists and scientists blend data and creativity to reveal unseen realms of space, making complex cosmic wonders accessible and awe-inspiring.
The Harwood Museum of Art in Taos, New Mexico, celebrates the Venezuelan artist Luchita Hurtado in the exhibit Luchita Hurtado: Earth & Sky Interjected.
Mana Public Art’s Project 270 uses art to drive voter turnout, especially among young people, by addressing key issues and fostering civic engagement.
An analysis of modern artist Bruce Nauman’s controversial 1987 video work “Clown Torture” and an exploration of the reactions it has garnered.
Vampires, iconic in Halloween horror and costumes, gained popularity from Gothic horror, Romanticism, and 17th-18th century literature.
Bioinformatics art combines biological data with algorithmic methods, exploring progress, humanity, and science through creative visualizations.
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