Titled “Drawing Conclusions,” the exhibit will highlight Bone’s 30-year career at political cartoonist for the Bluefield ...

A solo exhibit of oils by Tom Walton will be featured in the Art House this month and next, a collection of sometimes figurative paintings set in domestic spaces with ...

Black History Month celebrations continue in Baltimore with a tribute to the renowned late artist Tom Miller.

You may have driven past Tom Miller's colorful murals on North Avenue and Harford Road in Baltimore. But this week, three institutions are honoring the late Baltimore artist, and you can learn ...

If Derek Jeter invented the strategy of preemptive blandness, a verbal jiu-jitsu move that cloaks every utterance in a gauze of impenetrable nothingness, Tom Brady has earned a Vantablack® belt ...

The Hollywood actor Tom Hanks likes typewriters—a lot. The star of Forrest Gump and Cast Away, who has been collecting typewriters for more than 50 years, has picked 35 examples from his ...

Celebrate the life and work of renowned artist Tom Miller with the Fifth Annual Tom Miller Week in Baltimore, featuring art-making, oral history circle, and auction of a never-before-seen screenprint.

My uncle, Bjarni Thomas (Tom) Bjarnason, was born on March 24, 1925, the youngest of Gudmundur and Halldora Bjarnason’s eight children. He grew up on Simcoe Street, Arlington Street and ...

World of Wonder’s Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato will be honored at Tom of Finland Art & Culture Festival 2024 in Los Angeles on Dec. 1.

Tom Thomson — an influential Canadian artist known for his landscapes — is often regarded as mysterious after he died a tragic death at the age of 39. But a new exhibit seeks to draw attention ...

Nova Scotia artist Tom Forrestall attends the funeral of his mentor Alex Colville at Manning Memorial Chapel at Acadia University in Wolfville, N.S., on July 24, 2013. Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian ...

Tom Wesselmann’s Work at Fondation Louis Vuitton Mixes Entertainment and Unease The issue of the male gaze is addressed without much rigor in this exhibition that also touches, perhaps too ...