How many shows has George C. Wolfe written? George C. Wolfe has written 10 shows including Paradise! (Bookwriter/Lyricist), Paradise! (Bookwriter), Queenie Pie ...

Her 1000 Eggs: For Women has been created in New Museum in New York; the Hammer Museum in LA; the Red Brick Art Museum in Beijing ... taken the egg as a motif before – in photographic self-portraits, ...

A portrait once believed to be of one of Henry VIII's wives may actually be of his daughter, "Bloody Mary," according to new ...

Savitzky’s work includes original and master copy art works, including portraits, still life, landscape, cityscape and wildlife paintings that draw from photographic references taken during his ...

The new medium for the portraits "bring(s) a new, playful lease of life to the art," he said. FRIED BOLOGNA SANDWICH IS BOTH COWBOY ‘COMFORT FOOD’ AND ‘FIVE-STAR DINING’ Visitors to the ...

He is deputy director of Darat al-Funun, an art gallery in the Jordanian capital Amman exhibiting pieces that were smuggled out in a show entitled "Under Fire". While the works themselves managed ...

Beverly McIver is the subject of her first solo with Berry Campbell following the announcement of her representation.

Welsh artist Nathan Wyburn has created a portrait of Marilyn Monroe using 120 Pop Tarts (Dimitris Legakis/PinPep) A Welsh food artist has created a pop art portrait of Marilyn Monroe using more ...

A crew of hacky heisters blew open an art gallery in the Netherlands ... according to local reports. Four portrait silk screens from Andy Warhol’s 1985 “Reigning Queens” series were ...

Moreover, the National Portrait Gallery only takes up half of the building and shares the space with the Smithsonian American Art Museum. This museum showcases rotating exhibits, which have ...

Buffalo’s gallery scene is as impressive as ever, thanks to so many independent gallerists who are helping to support the ...

The portrait by a French court painter is one of three displayed in a photo that came to depict the efforts of a U.S. Army unit that tracked legions of looted art. By Nina Siegal It appears ...