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Original Bob Ross paintings sold for $1.2 million, with all proceeds benefiting public television stations amidst federal funding cuts. A new collection is set for auction in April.
New exhibitions in Berlin and Los Angeles will explore the visual art of filmmaker David Lynch, showcasing his unsettling paintings, photographs, and sculptures.
Michelangelo's earliest known painting, "The Torment of Saint Anthony," completed at age 12 or 13, was identified after restoration in 2008. It is now the only Michelangelo painting in a public North
Abstract painter Sean Scully, 80, reveals how personal pain and a lifelong search for spiritual meaning drive his powerful new 'Blue' exhibition in Paris, creating deeply emotive works.
Kerry James Marshall approaches painting as a complex machine, meticulously crafting works that challenge historical narratives. His 1990s art diverged from minimalist trends, focusing on traditional
A design trend known as 'color drenching' is set to define 2025, with homeowners painting walls, trim, and ceilings in a single, immersive hue for a cozy feel.
At 88, artist David Hockney unveils a vibrant new exhibition in London, showcasing his continued innovation with 'reverse perspective' and undiminished energy.
An unfinished masterpiece by Sir Stanley Spencer, 'Christ Preaching at Cookham Regatta,' will be displayed at eye level for the first time in over a decade at the Stanley Spencer Gallery.
A major Gerhard Richter retrospective in Paris showcases 270 works, highlighting his diverse career from photo-paintings to abstract art and his exploration of personal and historical themes.
An artist in Provo, Utah, has converted a disused stairwell into the Tiny Art Show, a fully functional commercial art gallery operating at a 1:6 scale.
Danish artist Eva Helene Pade opens her first solo exhibition 'Søgelys' at Thaddaeus Ropac in London, featuring monumental paintings that explore tension and contemporary confusion.
Judy Ledgerwood's new exhibition at Gray Gallery in New York showcases four large-scale paintings from 2025. The works explore formal structure, color, and feminist themes, with dimensions tailored to
