Shana Nys Dambrot

In his exhibition of new paintings Let the Outside In, Simkins expands on his strangely romantic, finely painted, lavishly detailed, storybook surrealism, offering a new suite of anthropomorphic birds and beasts enacting symbolic, emotionally charged vignettes of courtly, literary whimsy....

The hand-painted storefront ads that cover the walls of old Mexican towns are beautiful and melancholy, nostalgia-inducing and pho...

As a theater company, Cornerstone pursues an inclusive vision for its productions, not only in terms of its material but also its cas...

Part massive interdisciplinary art exhibition, part civic and policy-minded symposium, part public health fes...

The idea is deceptively simple: What if your favorite literary and culture print publications came to ...

Charles and Natalie Arnoldi are a father and daughter, both painters, and that’s about all they have in common — artistically, anyway. Charle...

Long before there was Instagram or even Animal Planet, there was the bestiary. A favorite form of illustrated encyclopedia of the Midd...

Ellen Schinderman is a visual artist who uses stitching — as in, needle and thread — to counter destructive social str...

You loved the tea house in the park, you loved the waterfall of rose petals in a downtown alleyway, you loved the bioluminescent hil...