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Grace Wales Bonner’s approach to fashion can sometimes feel more like that of an academic rather than a designer. Her collections for Wales Bo

The Heinz Architectural Center at the Carnegie Museum of Art offers little respite from the bleakness of its latest exhibition. Here, trees and flowers are...

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Like so many collections, it began with a single purchase made on a whim — in this case, the typewriter used by a Pulitzer-winning sportswriter.

Once upon a time — 1976, in fact — a beautiful, poor 18-year-old Lebanese waitress named Mouna Ayoub was cleaning tables in Paris. She caugh

After the new director Kunsthalle Basel was announced this week, local press began to immediately question his politics.

  A. S. Byatt lives and writes in her handsome west London house and, in the summer months, in her house in the south of France. Both are filled with art, predominantly by her contemporaries, libraries of extravagant, Borgesian range and curiosa of many kinds, hinting at her unusual fecundity...

Charlotte Cardin, The Glorious Sons and Tim Baker headline shows in Halifax this coming month.

Celebrating more than twenty years of impassioned art collecting, The Right To Look introduces to the public for the first time the photographic colle

Adriana Furlong makes sculptures about the grand history of class struggle and the vortical clinamen of economic transformation in Manhattan, from a workers’ town to a neoliberal haven for financial speculation and accumulation.