Art

From Old Masters to the avant-garde, these shows are unmissable.

Eames, Fiat, Chemex and more are on view in MoMA exhibition "The Value of Good Design"

The Museum of Modern Art in New York will shutter in June to allow for a massive overhaul adding 40,000 square feet of gallery space.

The Brooklyn Museum announces "Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving," a major exhibition exploring the life and work of the iconic Mexican artist.

Seven new pieces believed to be Banksy's work turned up in Paris, with nods to such topics as refugees, student protests and capitalism.

X-ray shots of a pigment Vincent van Gogh used hint the yellow in his works could be going through some interesting changes.

"I live life in the margins of society, and the rules of normal society don't apply to those who live on the fringe."

"Le Marin," supposedly painted while France was under Nazi occupation, has been withdrawn by Christie's after accident.

A mixture of a somewhat-plausible medical condition and some tragic drama make the story of Edward Mordrake irresistible. But he really should have invested in a hoodie.

A Manhattan judge ruled that two works by Vienna's Egon Schiele belong to three heirs of the Holocaust victim robbed by the Nazis 80 years ago.

Some saw the outrage itself as an ignorant perspective: "Why aren't you all equally upset that Brooklyn hired a white curator for photography?"

Scientists aren't sure when the human lineage became “behaviorally modern.”

A French teacher sought $25,000 in damages after claiming Facebook took down his account for posting an 1866 masterpiece by realist Gustave Courbet.

The Russian president's portrait is constructed from more than 5,000 bullet casings.

The pioneering feminist author would have been 136 today. She took her own life, at 59, in 1941.

The wildly popular app has started to raise some concerns about data privacy.

“The painting is not very inspired—high school students have doodled better artworks during trig class."

A painting of Hillary Clinton set off security dogs at the Art Miami exhibit in Miami, Florida.

A petition to remove a painting by Balthus is rejected by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Good move, anti-censorship organizations say.

"Your phone’s out of battery and, like you, it needs some fucking sleep.”

The artist’s intention was to "show the highest respect for the memory of the Holocaust.”

The work reflects “the duality of creation and destruction as well as the beauty and disaster that our civilization has created."

It's not every day that an insect expert is called to examine a famous painting.

A previous drawing by Trump sold in July for more than $29,000.

The Chinese artist and dissident spoke to Newsweek about Trump’s policies, the Guggenheim's decision to pull artwork and how the world has failed refugees.

You might see a griffin or a two-headed chicken at this bizarre taxidermy competition.

The artwork will be visible from North America four times a night.

An online petition calling on the museum to remove three works has gained nearly half a million signatures in four days.

It's beginning to feel a lot like the 1980s.

The Trump sculpture from the “Pissing Pug” artist mocks the president’s endless Twitter addiction.