An art exhibit at Palazzo Maffei in Italy – a chair woven together using Swarovski crystals and foil – was damaged when museum visitors pretended to sit on it for photos.

Art Has the Power to Fix What Politics Has Broken Music is especially good at uniting people. Let’s celebrate our country’s unique sound. By Sammy Miller Share ...

Shattered yet together: Such is the state trauma leaves a body in. For artist Yuliya Lanina and her exhibition “Un/Broken,” currently on view until April 5 at Ivester Contemporary, the process ...

Sudhir Patwardhan, 76, points at a large 50x76 inch painting occupying the better part of a wall on the third floor of Vadehra Art Gallery in Delhi, where Cities: Built, Broken, a magnificent solo ...

The project has been brought to life by Sadaf Aamir, award winning artist and founder of Sculpt Art N Design. She has over 25 years of expertise in working and teaching diverse mediums, including ...

Through the art, I managed to process [that] inside of me.” Kintsugi is the 500-year-old Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with lacquer and gold dust.

Steel fabricator Scott Campbell fondly remembers the "dying art" of working iron into unique shapes, a craft popularised in the outback city in the 1950s by the man who began the business Mr ...

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Watch the broken heart drawing that conveys deep emotions and untold stories. This piece of art is a creative masterpiece, using detail to express feelings that go beyond words and capturing the ...

The ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi — which means “join with gold” — is the art of repairing broken objects, often ceramic pottery or glass.

The heartbreak emoji is a near-universal symbol, but it hasn't always been that way. So how else was heartbreak depicted in art, and where did our modern version come from?