Cindy Sherman. The Women” at Hauser & Wirth traces the artist’s persistent interrogation of gender, artifice and identity.

The Wizard of Oz mural in Humboldt Park, the Haymarket Memorial downtown and the Buddha heads in Lincoln Park are among the works that readers called out in a diverse list.

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Osbourne began each canvas with a tonal background, then chimps Kramer, Sable, Sophie, and Janice added their own colorful ...

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The pioneering artist discusses working alone, finding her doppelgängers and selling her first prints for less than $50.

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Speed, liberation, luxury and elegance all converge in an unlikely Art Deco icon: A 1929 artwork that served as the cover of Die Dame (The Lady), a popular German fashion magazine.

Memphis artist Andre Miller opened Gallery Albertine on Main Street. Here's a look at the gallery and Miller's series on blues icon Robert Johnson.

Vogue unpacks 1920s fashion, from the decade’s prevailing trends to the era’s top designers.