Art Feature Articles

Medical researchers are finding new ways to treat pain using a potent mix of virtual reality and art.

New exhibitions are addressing the misconception that Pop Art is a distinctly Anglo-American phenomenon.

In the 1960s, a different Robert De Niro was making a name for himself in the New York art scene.

Scott Avett may be famous for his musical chops, but he’s also earning a name for himself as a talented visual artist with a unique voice.

The symbol of the Doomsday Clock as we know it today emerged from the crosscurrents of modernism, industry, and science that ran through mid-century Chicago.

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.

Using mundane materials brought layered meanings to canvasses, but will they stand the test of time?