The U.S. government has quietly run the equivalent of its own major museum, amassing about 26,000 works that have been placed ...

Elise Aleman, a Georgia Southern MFA graduate and Cuban immigrant, has transformed family memories and faith into powerful ...

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The illustrations that readers see in the pages of The New York Times and on its website are a result of collaborations between Times art directors and artists from around the world. At its best, an ...

The model, Morton says, symbolizes what he believes is missing in fine art: the fair representation ... has been subjugated in a painting." For example, the 1862 portrait "Men of Progress ...

Contrary to much popular belief, all art is not political. But in the first half of the 20th century—when Germany was experiencing rapid industrialization and militarization; the rise of ...

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Finding new artists to become part of the Clarendon Fine Art portfolio is an exciting journey of discovering talents from both the UK and overseas. We have a UK-based team that will scout for artists ...

Courtesy of the Art Institute of Chicago Welcome to One Fine Show, where Observer highlights a recently opened exhibition at a museum not in New York City, a place we know and love that already ...

Known for a genre-defying practice that fuses fine art and fashion photography and expands the boundaries of the photographic medium, Sassen creates an atmosphere at once intimate and otherworldly.

The most stylish art collections are built on instinct, not algorithms Why chase market trends when your portfolio could hang ... According to Gaillard, what gives fine art an edge over trendy ...

In the end, asset allocation is more art than science anyway, so a few percent here or there isn't going to upend your portfolio. That said, you really don't need to do this if you prefer to keep ...