A pop artist who uses stamps to create portraits of important historic figures has unveiled his latest work - an image of ...

Gallery curator Lizzy Galloway had the Pop Art legend’s soup cans on her artistic shopping list as she played “billionaire for the day”: and she got one.

Today, singer-songwriter Ejae (Kim Eun Jae) has become one of the biggest names to rise from the world of K-pop. Fans worldwide want her to release more Billboard toppers, but this success didn’t come ...

Whether you’re planning an all-night rave or a low-key day out, here’s where to celebrate Halloween 2025 in NYC.

Nellie Scott can fit a little more than 150 art kits into her Prius, maybe 200 if she wedges them Tetris-style up to the dashboard. There’s a crucial question at the core of an organization like ...

James Grashow, an artist known for his sculptures in corrugated cardboard, has died at 83. His dark yet droll vision formed in childhood, when he loved drawing fantastical images of monsters and ...

Multicolored Post-it notes and a spirited discussion about the arts filled a meeting room at Bader Philanthropies on Tuesday, Sept. 30. Around 15 community members met with the Bronzeville Center for ...

Works from abstract painter Wassily Kandinsky, pop artist Roy Lichtenstein and Japanese printmaker Katsushika Hokusai will also feature in the display, on show until 25 January. "The exhibition ...

Pop Art is not only not art … it is not even bad art,” wrote Barbara Rose, a well-known critic and curator, in 1965. Pop Art was never a critic’s movement, but it became the most popular art movement ...

The theme for the Edward Foundation’s 35th annual gala draws inspiration from titans of the Pop Art movement, with Naperville residents Adam and Oriana Van Someren as the honorary hosts of the event. ...

Rosé made history at the 2025 VMAs as the first K-pop artist to take home the Song of the Year award for "APT." Sharing the award with Bruno Mars, who's featured on the song, the BLACKPINK member ...

“What is the meaning of music?” This was the question I threw out to my unsuspecting wife and kids at dinner one night. The assembled children consisted of a few high schoolers, a middle schooler and ...