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Several works of art can inspire a project. Here, we present ten artists who adopt light as a material to transform architecture.

A ChatBot hatched from reality TV and a hot-pink gown made from recycled plastic bottles are among the very contemporary artworks that speak to our time and place.

A ChatBot hatched from reality TV and a hot-pink gown made from recycled plastic bottles are among the very contemporary artworks that speak to our time and place.

With an expanding footprint that could fit Boston, Minneapolis, Miami, New York City, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, D.C. within its borders, Houston, with “Sprawl City” among its multiple nicknames, may strike as a place where unique discoveries are lost or hard to find amid its metropolitan immensity. 

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There’s a scene in the 1996 movie “Basquiat” where the incandescent young painter (played by Jeffrey Wright) has a handyman gig at a ga

A group show at the Blanton Museum of Art breaks the taboo on artists discussing, and drawing on, their day jobs. Yet this stigma still exists.

In a re-creation of two groundbreaking shows, the artist’s strange charm remains undimmed.

Chinati Foundation, contemporary art museum in Marfa, Texas, dedicated to exhibiting works according to the principles of its founder, American minimalist artist Donald Judd. The Chinati Foundation is situated on 340 acres (138 hectares) of land formerly occupied by the Fort Russell military base. The museum opened in 1986 for the purpose of exhibiting the large-scale permanent installations of artists John Chamberlain, Dan Flavin, and Donald Judd. The members of the foundation held that certai...

Plus, a trove of vintage Apple products heads to auction, and Russia's culture minister is hit with new sanctions.