Art
Where to See the Fabled Fabergé Imperial Easter Eggs
Remnants of a vanished past, Fabergé Easter eggs live on in museums and collections across the world
How the Technicolor Ikat Designs of Central Asia Thread Into Textile History
A new Smithsonian exhibition sheds light on the rich backstory of an oft-imitated tradition
New Exhibition Unfolds the "Bizarre" Stories Behind Centuries-Old Pigments
Cow urine is one of many strange ingredients included in the University of Manchester's new show exploring the history and chemistry of artists' palettes
Landmark Exhibition Takes You Inside the Exuberant, Diverse World of the Fatimid Dynasty
Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum brings together 87 pieces from collections across the globe
A Look Back at the Artist Dora Maar
The photographer best remembered as Picasso’s muse steps out of his shadow
How an Exquisitely Designed Cart for Homeless People Inspired a Wave of Artists’ Activism
In the 1980s artist Krzysztof Wodiczko’s vehicle of change was also a weapon of social disruption
Sculpture of ‘Zombie Boy’ Fleshes Out London's Science Museum
A giant sculpture of artist and model Rick Genest, who has covered himself in tattoos of the inside of his body, will debut in its new Medicine Galleries
In Persia’s Dynastic Portraiture, Bejeweled Thrones and Lavish Decor Message Authority
Paintings and 19th century photographs offer a rare window into the lives of the royal family
Sunshine Sheds Light on 17th-Century Mystery Painting At Hearst Castle
Two bright-eyed guides found an abbreviation and inscription leading to Spanish painter Bartolomé Pérez de la Dehesa
This Artist Deconstructed His Love and Fascination for <i>Calvin and Hobbes</i>
Tony Lewis finds a new way of writing poetry, through artistry, and his assemblage of cut-up dialog balloons from Bill Watterson’s much-loved comic strip
Peek into the Colorful History of the World's Largest Pigment Collection
<i>An Atlas of Rare & Familiar Colour</i> combs through the rainbow that makes up the Forbes Pigment Collection
Kalman Aron Used His Art to Survive the Holocaust
The artist and survivor sketched portraits of Nazi officers in exchange for extra food and blankets. His death at 93 was confirmed by his son, David Aron
To Help Identify Migrants Who Died Along Border, Art Class Reconstructs Their Faces
When DNA analysis and dental exams aren’t possible, facial reconstruction is a last-resort to identifying remains
Scientists Study ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ in Hopes of Finding How Vermeer Painted His Masterpiece
The enigmatic work was last examined—and restored—in 1994
Long-Lost Monet, Sent Away for Safekeeping Before WWII, Found in Louvre Storage
The painting was acquired by Japanese art collector Kōjirō Matsukata in the 1920s. It will go on view at the National Museum of Western Art in 2019
World’s Largest Digital Art Display Will Go Live This Fall in Chicago
Art deco landmark Merchandise Mart will be lit up across nearly 3 acres of its river-facing façade
These Tiny Works of Art Depict a Disappearing Way of Life in Hong Kong
Hong Kong's largest miniature art exhibition featured 52 dioramas made by 19 artists
Howardena Pindell Gets Her First Major Museum Survey
The multidisciplinary artist and activist reshaped what art could be
How U.S. and German Art Experts Are Teaming Up to Solve Nazi-Era Mysteries
Specialists in WWII art loss and restitution discuss provenance research
The Art of Armenian Pottery Will Be on Display at This Summer's Smithsonian Folklife Festival
The artists behind Sisian Ceramics create works evocative of the Armenian landscape
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