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As is typical of our time, over the past few months, many newscasters have used the words apocalypse or apocalyptic to evoke the negative implications of events as diverse as the threat of Grexit, music streaming wars, an asteroid threat, the American housing market, the migrant cri

The German city is a bustling commercial and cultural center that still respects its rich past.

Newly arrived artworks on long-term loan enliven the American Galleries of the MFA, Houston.

American singer/songwriter and Seymour, Indiana native John Mellencamp will perform in Louisville on Monday, April 17 and Tuesday, April 18.

A telegram sent from the ship and a tobacco pipe owned by a junior engineer are among our pick of objects not to miss this week

Results from the recent auction season, where young, “red-chip” artists surpassed expectations, while big names of Modern art went unsold, point to a shift in how collectors think

The artist was institutionalized for much of his life and murdered by Nazis. His imaginative designs from a Germany in ruins are on display for the first time at the Clark Institute.

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Paul Goesch (German, 1885–1940), an artist and architect of the Weimar period who long struggled with schizophrenia, is the subject of Portals: T

All children are great artists. Until they aren’t. Maybe you were one once? The good news is that you can become one again. While we are busy helping you get your mojo back with a broad offering of ad...