These Stirring Portraits Put a Face on Homelessness
Rex Hohlbein’s method of using social media to get tents, clothing, car repair and other needs to Seattle’s homeless is catching on in other cities
What Is a Maker Faire, Exactly?
Billed as the world’s greatest show and tell, the DIY extravaganza might just make a maker out of you
Wildlife Photographer Frans Lanting on the Difference Between Taking Pictures and Making Photographs
The National Geographic photographer has been described as having the “mind of a scientist, the heart of a hunter, and the eyes of a poet”
Whistler’s Peacock Room is Reimagined in a State of Oozing and Broken Decay
In Filthy Lucre, a new installation at the Sackler Gallery, artist Darren Waterston deconstructs Whistler’s masterpiece
Who Crafts the Image in Celebrity Portraiture?
Is it real or is it celebrity branding? A portrait exhibition of iconic celebs considers the question of who holds the upper hand—the artist or the star
At the Intersection of Dance and Portraiture, Vulnerability and Intimacy Prevail
Dance troupe Pilobolus and video portrait artist Bo Gehring teamed up to defy boundaries
Iranian Exile Shirin Neshat’s New Exhibition Expresses the Power of Art to Shape Political Discourse
An exhibition of the artist’s work at the Hirshhorn is an allegorical narrative framed against historical and political realities
Scenes From the Calgary Stampede
Noted photographer Richard Phibbs has a new book that sends him back home on the range
Visit Frida Kahlo’s Recreated Garden to See the Plants That Influenced Her Art
The New York Botanical Garden is showing rare paintings and drawings alongside the types of flora Kahlo herself once cultivated
Meet the Iconic Japanese-American Artist Whose Work Hasn’t Been Exhibited in Decades
A reexamination of the inventive artist, who blended American and Japanese traditions, brings rarely seen works from around the world to the Smithsonian
In this Exhibition You Can Play with the Artworks, Or Even Be the Art
A dizzying array of wildly unorthodox works from video games to computer codes makes up this summer’s blockbuster “Watch This!” show
Why Elaine de Kooning Sacrificed Her Own Amazing Career for Her More-Famous Husband’s
The free-thinking Abstract Expressionist, even while in her partner’s shadow, captured an era with skill and élan
Finding a Voice for Iranian Women
Artist Shirin Neshat uses Persian poetry to reveal the conflict between tradition and modernity
The Beautiful Drawings by Darwin’s Artist-in-Residence
On the famous HMS Beagle voyage, painter Conrad Martens depicted the sights along the journey
This Artist Transforms Beach Trash Into Stunning, Majestic Images
Mandy Barker didn’t have spend too much time on the shores to collect enough debris for her masterpieces
Why We Should Teach Music History Backwards
Rock fans do their own investigative work to understand their favorite groups’ influences. So why can’t the rest of us get with the program?
10 Gorgeous Mosaics Made From Real Animal Specimens
Artist Christopher Marley’s meticulous arrangements capture the incredible variety within families, genera and species
The Passion of Christ, As Seen in Murals Around America
Photographer Camilo Jose Vergara looks at depictions of Jesus in murals across America
LeRoy Nieman Pulled Together a Dream Band for His Epic Portrait of Jazz Greats
The iconic artist’s large-scale painting of this century’s music greats debuts at the American History Museum, kicking off Jazz Appreciation Month
There’s More to This Towering Pink Easter Bunny Than Kitsch
Evoking springtime and rebirth, African burial ritual, rhythm, and identity, the “soundsuit” by artist Nick Cave is packed with iconic themes
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