Artificial intelligence has learned to paint, draw, and even mimic great artists like Matt Groening or Hayao Miyazaki. It’s ...

Even in an age when entire galleries fit inside our phones, studies show that standing before real art still... The post ...

At Rutgers NJMS, art and music are helping future doctors strengthen empathy, sharpen observation skills and bring humanity to patient care.

Dancing, sketching, or even playing chess online does more than lift your mood; creative activities may actually help ...

This year's forum, "Dance's Shared Future: Identity, Integration, and Transcendence", addressed the intersection of dance with cutting-edge technologies, such as artificial intelligence and virtual ...

PLATO was an ancient Greek philosopher considered one of the foundational contributors to Western philosophy. He brought forth many ideas and discussed many ...

Whether it's an ancient death mask found on an Egyptian sarcophagus or the selfie you have just cropped on your phone, we have been creating portraits for centuries. So why do we love them so much?

India has criticised as "inaccurate" a UN report that made several far-fetched claims to assert "traditional cultural expressions" are under threat in the country, and pointed out that traditional ...

The World as a Labyrinth” presents the artist’s ceramic cosmologies, enigmatic bronze narrative and visionary cosmic paintings.

An early participant in the eccentric collection of artists known as Fluxus, she was perhaps best known for pieces centered on a humble tuna sandwich and a giant salad.

A revelation of the year so far in London has been the new space for art at the Barbican. A former restaurant there has been ...

In her latest check-in with the Boston Public Art Triennial, WBUR's Amelia Mason visited Charlestown and Mattapan and saw two ...