This episode explores Mark Rothko’s Seagram Murals, his rejection of commercial expectations, and the emotional force of ...

The Rothko Museum’s annual spring exhibition of Latgale artists turns its gaze to the border, both as a line on a map and as ...

Marco Gonzalez and his crew of former teachers and students turned a historic downtown building into an immersive experience ...

As we continue to struggle through the winter months, music becomes a solace as well as a pleasure. This year, there are ...

From JMW Turner to Joan Miró, artists have long admired its power — now a London exhibition celebrates the money-spinning hue ...

The U.S. Postal Service is home to thousands of historic works of art in post offices nationwide. Hundreds have been lost, ...

Red is a moving and compelling account of one of the greatest visual artists of the 20th century whose struggle to accept his ...

With two bold new museums and a Guggenheim on the horizon, Abu Dhabi is arriving on the international art scene.

Also: the primordial silhouettes of Simone Fattal, the indie-folk soundscapes of Florist, Rachel McAdams in “Send Help,” and ...

From quiet modernist interiors to political fashion and haunting landscapes, these three exhibitions reframe how we see art ...

Toshiko Takaezu found clay beautiful, she said, because “you can forget yourself in the clay, and be in tune with it.” The beloved artist with Michigan roots is the subject of a magnificent ...

The American artist, known in the 1960s for her monumental and forbidding installations, is on display at the Moselle museum.