Given the media’s almost daily drumbeat reporting the ill will, distrust, and unveiled hostility defining today’s Iran, it seems not only implausible but foolhardy to believe that art...

Don’t think that just because the protagonist of Teresa’s Ecstasy, currently playing at The Cherry Lane Theatre in the West Village in New York, is making a menopausal pilgrimage back...

Over the past 25 years, the role of the art fair has evolved with the times.

At their inception, in the 1980s, these were clubby events, and whether...

That chair we sit in, that helmet we don, and even those cute earplugs we stuff in our ears — all of ‘em, folks, are the offspring of the mothers and fathers of invention who...

The equinox, in case you don’t recall, is that time when the sun crosses the plane of the earth’s equator and day and night are of equal length. In Joyce Hokin Sachs’ ménage a...

Portrait painting is nothing new. And yet, in the hands of Arizona-based artist Colin Chillag, this genre takes on novel properties.

Laura Stewart is from the future. Or at least her designs are.

The Canadian designer is the founder of Futurstate, a Toronto-based alternative clothing...

It seems like a particularly American folly to mistake poverty for pigsty, which is, regrettably, what happens in the Roundabout Theatre Company’s revival of Look Back in Anger, under...

“What I do is the result of reflection and study of the great masters.”

—Edgar Degas

In a car-obsessed culture, everyone’s got another crash, another pile-up story to beat all. In sculptor John Chamberlain’s case, his fender-benders were no accident. The metal parts...