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The British artist behind Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’s magical contraptions is back in the spotlight after one of his kinetic sculptures was sold in London

Taking the famed movement home with them from France, these Canadian artists created an Impressionism all their own.

As in his films, David Lynch’s paintings invite viewers to explore the abyss.

In the northernmost reaches of the Scottish North Sea, on the small, windswept isle of Lamb Holm, sits a pristine vestry at the intersection of religion, art, and war.

Luigi Spina’s Faces of Rome brings us a more intimate understanding of ancient marble busts and the people behind them.

Some of art history's greats have used everything from kitchen cloths to board games when they couldn’t get canvas or were short on funds.

From Coachella and Burning Man to New Bedford, Patrick Shearn and Poetic Kinetics are spreading wonder through awe-inspiring art installations.

Andrea del Verrocchio pushed his students and painting as a whole to new heights. Why was his legacy neglected for centuries?

Though contemporary critics considered them frivolous, Manet’s late works speak to his attraction to femininity, sensuality, and freshness of expression.

An art form all its own, Japanese tattoos have both been influenced by the history of art, and shaped it.