Miami's Climate Ribbon merges art, science and architecture
Architect Hugh Dutton's canopy design for a changing climate resonates in a city with a fragile ecology
Architect Hugh Dutton's canopy design for a changing climate resonates in a city with a fragile ecology
Denver's fine arts scene is offering a lot of promising reasons to get out of the cold this winter.
A new exhibition in Frankfurt is a reminder of the power central banks still wield
As an operator of Lincoln Plaza Cinemas and the New Yorker Theater, Mr. Talbot introduced Americans to a whole universe of European filmmaking.
It's billed as a way to 'democratize' a niche that's been traditionally a game for the uber-rich.
A penetrating and entertaining account of the excesses of today's sale rooms
The past 12 months have brought highs and lows " and a few surprises
Along the River Walk in West Sacramento, "Subtile" is a shimmering and towering sculpture above the Sacramento River. The $500,000 piece was created by Czech artist Federico Diaz. It's the e…
Authorities say the woman had been drinking on that first date.
A wild market holds a convex mirror to conventional investment
It's the most wonderful time of the week " when the Essential Arts newsletter hits your inbox! I'm Carolina A. Miranda, staff writer for the Los Angeles Times, and I just wanted to take the …
A light touch; a better but not a brilliant year; Sotheby's loses director to Gagosian gallery
The artists fuse real with surreal and modern with classical in bold exhibitons that work their magic
The longtime OSF actor, equally a master of Shakespeare and August Wilson, wore his huge and complicated heart on his sleeve.
Lin-Manuel Miranda's exhilarating musical holds a mirror up to the world of the founding fathers " and also today's
Universal Pictures has shared poster art for the highly anticipated sequel MAMMA MIA HERE WE GO AGAIN. Based on the Broadway musical, the new installment will hit theaters on July 20, 2018.
The theater on the Upper West Side, operated by Daniel and Toby Talbot, has served as a springboard for foreign and independent films for more than 30 years.
While high-tech strategies attract big sponsors, engage visitors and enrich artists' work, is there a need for caution?
Amid increasingly urgent movements to determine a new social order, artists have begun using collaborative strategies of public outreach to mobilize and inform. These artists have been gaini…
Starting Friday, a trip to see the mummies and Egyptian artifacts at the St. Louis Art Museum will not include an odd detour through the period rooms of 18th-century French and English furni…
The painting, "Portrait of Charlotte Cram" fills a major gap in museum's collection and should become a visitor favorite, officials say
One of the big stories of 2018 is already coming into focus: several theatre companies will be moving into new spaces. One of them was announced today. Rumors have been floating about that C…
Authorities move before dawn to take control of medieval artworks at centre of dispute
Tiny Dynamite's A Play, a Pie, and A Pint series returns with Irish playwright Lynda Radley's lovely 'The Art of Swimming.' Mark Cofta reviews.