Art

Art Coast Food & Wine Festival Brings Chefs Together, Bolsters Saugatuck's Fall Calendar

The inaugural Art Coast Food & Wine Festival runs November 5-7, spotlighting local chefs with talks, demos and collaboration dinners in Saugatuck.

Fall Biennials Shift Focus To Nightlife, Language and Anti-Material Design

A wave of biennials and triennials opening this fall gives new platforms to night photography, language-driven projects, migration and design beyond

Katie Holmes Dates Artist Jason Bard Yarmosky, Appears Happier in Public

Holmes has been linked to contemporary artist Jason Bard Yarmosky after appearances from East Hampton to Lake Como.

Olivia Tai’s Confession Project Reveals Widespread Personal Use of AI

Olivia Tai collected more than 350 anonymous notes showing people use AI for dating, grief, companionship and schoolwork across 20+ sites.

Artist Bride’s Hand-Painted Danielle Frankel Gown Sets Palette for Carmel Valley Wedding

Mackenzie Cantor made a custom hand-painted Danielle Frankel Juniper gown the organizing point of her June 6, 2026 Carmel Valley Ranch wedding.

Scandinavia House Stages The Cold Stitch, Recasts Nordic Textiles for NYC Audiences

Scandinavia House opens The Cold Stitch, a September showcase of Nordic textile artists that transforms discarded fabrics into contemporary art.

Ghana's Figurative Coffins Give Families Personal, Public Farewells

In Accra's Ga communities, craftsmen build figurative coffins shaped like guitars, fish or Bibles to reflect lives. Some pieces now reach museums.

Los Angeles Fall Exhibitions Reframe Underrecognized Artists and Movements

This fall, LA shows reposition Chicanx, Indigenous, trans and Asian diasporic artists across museums and grassroots spaces, shifting local art

Vancouver Gallery Faces Scrutiny After Police Break In Over Sculpture

A passerby called 911 earlier this month after seeing what appeared to be legs protruding from an anthropomorphic sculpture, prompting police entry.

Stop Saying "Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover"

A book cover is more than packaging. It is the reader's first encounter with a story, shaping expectations, preserving cultural identity and proving that design remains one of publishing's most powerful forms of storytelling.

Peter Firmin Artwork Sells for More Than £400,000 at Auction

Artwork and memorabilia by Peter Firmin, co-creator of Bagpuss and The Clangers, have sold for more than £400,000 after attracting bidders from around the world.