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There was a time when Nativity exhibitions routinely featured among the Christmas offerings from London Galleries.

Seventy-four extraordinary works are on display during an exclusive exhibition in Detroit.

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Forrest Bess was attached to a camouflage unit during the first world war before suffering a breakdown. He then began to transcribe his nocturnal visions, with alarming yet strangely ungraspable results<strong><br></strong>

An exhibition at the Camden Art Centre argues that the world wasn't ready for Bess during his life—but it is now.

Hilton Kramer rejected political correctness to champion aesthetics and standards in art.

Picasso was a joke. Then he was a god. How did his art finally take off in America?

Patiwat Sariya / Shutte

He was wildly eccentric, he lived in a shanty on the Gulf, he subsisted as a bait fisherman, he had bizarre notions of eternal life. He may have been the best artist Texas has ever produced.

American poet Richard Howard, born in 1929 to a Jewish family in Cleveland and rose to the heights of intellectual society, has died at 92.