To get started, paint the exterior of your case with your preferred colors, and once it’s dry, adhere your print to the glass pane of the case’s door. The video then shows this creator attaching the ...

Those entering the preview area at Morphy’s flagship gallery in Pennsylvania can almost hear the roars coming from one of the June 11-12 Fine & Decorative Arts Auction’s most eye-catching attractions.

Whether you're an experienced collector or exploring for the first time, the auction offers a wide range of unique and ...

I don't want each part of this triptych to all look the exactly same. However, the colors will be the same and I will use my hairdryer to blow them out in different directions to get some variation.

Martha Graham Dance, a Quincy Jones tribute, 'Night of the Living Dead,' the opera 'Hildegard' and more: What's coming at ...

Traditionally drawn to real estate and fixed deposits, today’s NRIs are diversifying into everything from mutual funds and GIFT City investments to private equity, tech startups, and even fine art.

Segal always viewed the world as his canvas. He always attracted — and was attracted by — the risk takers. The avant-garde in everything from business to the arts. Those who thought outside of ...

Civivi’s wonderful new flipper, the Triptych. OK, so technically, a triptych is a work of art that is divided into three sections or panels. That’s not exactly what is happening with this knife, but ...

What is successful right-wing art? I posed that question to Jonathan Keeperman, who runs the far-right publisher Passage Press, on my podcast a couple of weeks ago, and you can tell that it’s a ...

Under Akio Aoki’s visionary leadership, Osaka’s creativity takes center stage in a citywide festival designed to make art accessible to everyone. The event, organized by the Osaka Art & Design 2025 ...

Van Gogh? More like van wow! The Gant Aspen is set to unveil the debut of Rolling Canvas: Art in Motion, a collection of four vans covered in art that will be zipping around Aspen in 2025. “Why does ...