In the heart of Manhattan, surrounded by towering skyscrapers, street artist Dulk has transformed an ordinary wall into a ...

Last month my husband and I had a wonderful time exploring Bogotá, Colombia. One of the first things we noticed was how crazy the traffic was, also all the amazing street art on the buildings around ...

Many urban arts movements of graffiti and street murals have affected ... her Master of Fine Arts with a focus in painting at ...

A mysterious art show is tricking New Yorkers into tripping ... Reservations can be made online, but plenty of people wander in off the street when the strange scene attracts their attention ...

If you’re unfamiliar with art therapy, you’re in for a treat ... Focus on connecting with nature as you paint beautiful landscapes and explore creative outlets. Tiffany Layne is a member ...

Adobe unveiled Project Turntable, allowing the creation of a quick 3D version of 2D vector art without redrawing ... successful features like Photoshop’s Remove tool and Adobe’s Fresco painting app ...

Tyler Clark is a 3D hair artist from Chicago who uses synthetic hair extensions in paintings. With hair discrimination an ongoing struggle for the Black community, Clark hopes to capture the ...

Javier Tortosa is the mind behind the painting. It wasn't an easy task, as it took over three months for it to fully come together. After all, it's impossible to rush art. Normally this painting ...

But authentic Egyptian food? I had no idea. So popping into the Alexandria Cafe on Market Street, with my Eat My Words hat plonked firmly on my balding head, was going to be something of a voyage ...

Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300–1350 Through Jan. 26, 2025, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000 Fifth Avenue, 212-535-7710; metmuseum.org. The show travels to the National Gallery ...

HOLO, the name of the show, seamlessly blends progressive house, trance and techno beats with state-of-the-art 3D projections. The visual effects use lighting, lasers and art technology to create ...

This is the physical context, and the experience, that a museum cannot fully reproduce but can hope to evoke in bringing the magnificent paintings of late medieval Italy to life for modern viewers.