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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against a Los Angeles woman who argued that her Salvadoran husband’s constitutional rights to marriage…

On Thursday, June 20, the humid, muggy air, the dancing of fireflies among leaves and flowers, and handfuls of ripe…

Caravaggio, The Young Sick Bacchus (1593), oil on canvas, 26 x 21 inches (Image via Wikimedia Commons) Statistics on the…

Hundreds of visual and performing arts venues in Florida were shocked to learn that Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis had vetoed…

New exhibition at Pratt’s Manhattan gallery, Live in imagination, Centered on the work of seven Pratt Institute MFA photography alumni,…

Moi Aussi is Etnia Barcelona’s ultimate commitment to art. Bringing together artists from around the world, Moi Aussi reimagines a…

Otto Dix’s work “The Lens is Bombed” war (The War) (Der Krieg) (1924), etching and drypoint (all photos courtesy of…

On Friday, June 28, a Banksy work – an inflatable life raft and prop passengers – was quietly unveiled during…

Anton van Dalen, who in his unique and vivid writing chronicled the East Village’s transition from slum to gentrification, died…

Dutch painter Jacqueline de Jong, known for her contributions to figuration in painting and her role in the European avant-garde…