Why does hanging art make many of us so nervous? If you follow a few simple rules, it’s easy.
Abstract art can be a doozy. We'd be lying if we said we've never approached a daunting canvas buzzing with indiscernible colors, shapes and stripes and,...
For two millennia, great artists set the standard for beauty. Now those standards are gone. Modern art is a competition between the ugly and the twisted; the...
Artistic pursuits aren't just fun — scientific research shows that they're actually strengthening your brain.
Step inside any art museum, say MoMA or the Wadsworth, and the regions of your brain associated with pleasure, memory, emotion, and vision immediately light up upon viewing a painting, according to…
There's more to being a doctor than diagnosing symptoms. And that's where art comes in.
Three designers on their creative solutions for displaying artwork in challenging spaces
The latest interior design fashions – crockery splattered lightly with paint, feature walls that have had the Farrow & Ball treatment, or Indian-inspired upholstery – cannot fabricate a sense of soul in your home.
“I’ve always had more of an interest in art than academics.”
A study's colorful language may mask useful insight into how we create meaning.
Older collectors often want to keep their art forever, which is good for an artist's long-term career. Younger collectors are more commercially driven, and that can have ripple effects.
IS there a book, work of art, film, piece of music or building that has really changed your life, or brought you up short and stopped you in your…
Art can speak to your heart and tell your family’s story! Find some of my favorite art sources in today’s post. I‘ve collected special pieces of art for my home for many years. I am very in tune with how I feel in my surroundings, so more often than not I prefer to have art […]
How artists are thinking about the future of virtual reality.
It’s supposed to be a compliment, but it saddles the work — and its audience — with the weight of moral imperative.
Great is what this art is, yet it raises doubts about whether any art, however “great,” can be considered exempt from moral scrutiny.