When Vanessa Garza, or Nez, as she's known professionally, started taking interest in art as a child, she never imagined her work would end up on the side of buildings, windows, and walls all over ...

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Warm sun rays glimmered through the huge windows at the Green Door Studio in Milburn recently, casting beams of bright light onto art pieces from a show titled Feminine Horizons: Inner and Outer ...

Joseph Perez, known professionally as Sentrock, went from tagging walls in Phoenix, Arizona to creating commissioned works of art downtown Chicago. Today, the muralist is one of the most recognizable ...

Lux Art Institute has reopened after months of COVID-19-related closure. It is fitting that it celebrates by featuring its first artist-in-residence of the season whose multimedia work echoes ...

For more than three decades, Banksy’s identity has remained a well-kept secret. The street artist rose to prominence in the 1990s and is famous for his spray-painted murals with anti-authoritarian and ...

A handmade wool prayer rug, with materials imported from Kashmir, showcases bursts of color alongside political and religious imagery. Titled “Purple Heart,” it is indicative of Baseera Khan’s larger ...

Identity is a much richer and more nuanced concept than we often admit. In many Western and Westernized countries, finding one’s identity is an independent journey of self-discovery through ...

Nicole Appel, “Hamburgers, Heels, and High Couture” (2014), colored pencil and graphite on paper, 18 × 24 inches (photo by Adam Reich, courtesy the American Folk Art Museum, New York, gift of the ...

For Lena Olin, the Oscar-nominated Swedish veteran, her new movie “The Artist’s Wife” raises a simple question about identity and its loss. Olin’s Claire has always supported her husband Richard ...