French independent game studio Coven has announced its second title, Micromega. Based on the works of acclaimed artist Mani, the game tasks players with solving physics-based puzzles in a decaying, ...

But Johann Christian does have an essential lesson to impart to the young Mozart: that all of human life is a mystery. And ...

The National Gallery of Art will loan key objects from its historic collection to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States. A Trump executive order aimed at cracking down on vandalism in ...

A member of a climate activist group known for eye-catching attacks on cultural relics was found guilty by a jury of defacing the glass case protecting a priceless sculpture at an art museum in ...

WASHINGTON (7News) — A North Carolina man was found guilty by a federal jury on Tuesday for his role in defacing a sculpture at the National Gallery of Art in D.C., according to the Department ...

Monet and Degas. In recent years, the organisation faced challenges with declining membership and the closure of its flagship venue, the McLellan Galleries. Now a generation of new artists is striving ...

The RGI also showed work by artists such as Turner, Whistler, Monet and Degas, giving Scottish artists and audiences a chance to see the very latest developments in art across the UK and Europe.

The artist Van Gogh famously loved it, for example, but not his French counterpart Degas, who famously commented: “What a horrible thing yellow is.” For gardeners who belong firmly in the ...

about a significant sale in Paris of works owned by Edgar Degas. Keynes, who advised the government on art as much else, persuaded the then director of the National Gallery, Sir Charles Holmes ...

Maureen Winnicki Lyons creates multimedia fibre art The ocean is your oyster ... So pick up your piecing pace and join fellow puzzle lovers for a competitive day of team, duo or solo solving ...

From the story of Degas‘s portrait of Manet to Freud's struggle with Bacon, Sebastian Smee talks to Craft/Work about the productive history of artistic rivalries If you’ve read something you love on ...