Review: Polly Apfelbaum’s fallen paintings and beads of devotion in her secular chapel of abstract art. By Christopher Knight, Art Critic . Oct. 15, 2016 6 AM PT .

By: Ritika GuptaNAGPUR: Thirty paintings revolving around the theme ‘secularism’ caught the attention of the visitors in the three-day Secular Paintin.

Sacred images in particular could be recognized by a wide audience; but in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Italy the vast majority of secular paintings were based on a comparatively limited ...

Believing that the art form had to move from religious to secular settings, he designed installations in airports, corporate ...

On View An Unorthodox Show Pairs 8 Botticelli Paintings With Comic-Book Art at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum—See It Here. The museum commissioned new prints from a New Yorker cartoonist to ...

“I honor the feminine spirit through diverse, sacred and secular paintings. I celebrate each one of us — the iconic individual — living out the abstractness of our lifetimes within the sanctuary of ...

Gypsies, tramps, and thieves—mostly living, sometimes dead—modeled for his religious and secular paintings. Morbidly obsessed with severed heads, he painted many depicting his own face.

This painting is a beautiful example of secular art from the Renaissance. But it is also a bit of a puzzle. Five people, three women and two men, are in a walled garden of red and white roses.