Art
Adult Coloring Books Were Popular (and Subversive) in the 1960s
Coloring books made fun of corporate culture, conspiracy theorists and Communist fears
How Native American Artist Fritz Scholder Forever Changed the Art World
An exhibit in Denver looks at why we should all be grateful that Scholder broke his word
Why Ellsworth Kelly Was a Giant in the World of American Art
The artist’s minimalism put the essence of his subjects above all
A New San Francisco Overpass Could Be Bedecked With Demonic-Looking Cats
"Catbridge": Unnerving or adorable?
Montenegro Will Get a Women’s-Only Art Museum
The museum was proposed by feminist punk collective Pussy Riot
These Are the "Star Wars" Exhibitions You Are Looking For
Grab your light saber and celebrate the art of the movie series at museums around the world
Skaters Turned a 100-Year-Old Church Into a Mural-Covered Skatepark
Talk about holy rollers
The Capitol’s Christmas Tree Is (Partially) Made of Trash
Marine debris bedecks a 74-foot tree from Alaska
A Renowned, But Forgotten, 17th-Century Japanese Artist Is Once Again Making Waves
Long neglected, the 17th-century Japanese artist Tawaraya Sōtatsu influenced Western art 400 years later
When Rock Was Banned in the Soviet Union, Teens Took to Bootlegged Recordings on X-Rays
Teens snuck jazz and rock into the U.S.S.R. on records made of old x-rays
Cut Paper Sculptures Capture the Intricacy of Natural Architecture
Laser and hand cut papers arranged in layers evoke the patterns of microbes, moss, cells and more
See the Vatican Light Up With Images Warning Against Climate Change
Animals prowled across St. Peter's Basilica in a move to connect Earth's beauty with the dangers of climate change
A French Scientist Says the Mona Lisa is Hiding a Portrait of Another Woman
Some art experts, however, are skeptical
This One-of-a-Kind Christmas Tree Is Made of 2,000 Handmade Glass Ornaments
The Corning Museum in New York has a glittering holiday tradition of its own
The CIA Won’t Reveal What’s in its Secret Art Collection
An art installation questions why the CIA is keeping mum about a series of abstract paintings
A Long Overdue Retrospective for Kay WalkingStick Dispels Native Art Stereotypes
At the American Indian Museum, the new show traces a career that included minimalist works to monumental landscapes
Does This Carving Depict a Paleolithic Campsite?
A chunk of stone may be marked with one of the oldest drawings of a human campsite
Hundreds of Fake Ads Protest Paris Climate Summit’s Corporate Sponsors
Artists in Paris distributed 600 posters calling out companies' hypocrisy
The Statue of Liberty Was Originally a Muslim Woman
"The New Colossus" was actually born in Egypt
Artist Chakaia Booker Gives Tires a Powerful Retread
Booker empowers her monumental sculptures with new life, shaped by the shearing and bending and folding of repurposed rubber
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