Lars Von Trier’s Childhood Stop Motion Short Way before the emotional and moral trappings of Dancer In The Dark, or the existential reflectivity of Melancholia,…

British artist Jan McCullough’s Home Instruction Manual is just that: a photographic portfolio of a new home decorated to comply with what posters on an…

From a lonesome library on the shores of Nandaihe Pleasure City in China to a chapel perched atop a hill in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil,…

A curated list of the best art openings across NYC galleries this week.   Eureka, a lighthouse play and The Fortunetellers Ellie Ga June 30,…

With $3 billion worth of art shown by 284 galleries, Art Basel—which closed on Sunday—was, this year, not only a commercial success that matched if…

Artist and director John Waters, known for off-kilter cult favorites as Pink Flamingos and Serial Mom, has been subverting common themes — religion, domesticity, glamour…

Pioneering modernist photographer Germaine Krull was as much a photojournalist as she was a story-teller. Through her work, most of which originated over a period…

For Boston-based artist Laura Beth Reese, breakups will always be a part of her life. The photographer’s series Ex-Boyfriends sees Reese capture photographic mementos of…

In his largest installation in the U.S. to date, French artist Philippe Parreno gives American audiences an opportunity to experience first-hand the monumental scope of…