The French art critic Louis Vauxcelles described a day trip to Giverny ... “He paints in spurts, working in fits and starts as the fancy takes him. When he feels in the mood to paint, no one is ...

Although I’ve been photographing seriously since my twenties, the pace of my production has increased markedly since I’ve had ...

One night, about a month ago, I went to Diesel Books to hear Randy Fertel speak about his new book, Winging it: Improv’s ...

Weyant got a call from Marc Jacobs, asking her to paint Kaia for Vogue. “I love Anna’s women,” Jacobs says, “and I love the ...

Occultism and nation-building have been strangely intertwined, particularly in the gestation of America, writes Ed Simon ...

Can art corrupt? In Victorian England ... and soon they were having dinner every Sunday. She told him, “write criticism as ...

Also, a judge blocked a Louisiana law requiring Ten Commandments in classrooms. Here’s the latest at the end of Tuesday.

At the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Bill T. Jones’s “Still/Here” returns, free of the AIDS-era context in which it premiered.

To me, this is like a food festival with lots of fancy china and cutlery but no actual food ... That score, like most of my ...

Proverbially, however, if you fail to plan, you plan to fail.” The same criticism applies, he argues, to American leaders who weren’t sure what would happen next after overthrowing Saddam ...

Start your morning smarter with A.M. ATL in your inbox, wherever in the South you are. Morning, y’all, and happy Halloween! Your trick-or-treating forecast: warm and dry, with temperatures pushing 80 ...