What if tech giants came in pill form? This massive, surreal “Google blister pack” blends pop culture, consumerism, and sculpture in one unforgettable concept.

As Salman Toor’s work has become more politically conflicted and emotionally raw, he finds himself wondering, “What am I ...

The Other Art Fair, presented by Saatchi Art, returns to Dallas Market Hall this May 15 to 18 with 120 independent artists.

Arthur "Art" Green, a key Imagist painter and original member of the Hairy Who?, Chicago's electrifying answer to Pop Art, ...

Co-hosted by artist Wyatt Kahn, Jacqueline Lobel of Jewish food pop-up series Shtick, and the downtown poet Bob Holman, ...

Francesco Vezzoli’s apartment and studio are tributes to his lifelong fascination with the Memphis Group design collective.

“From the moment you step in, you’re not just an audience member, but a part of a living, breathing work of art,” Werk said in the opening speech. “Nothing at the POP will ever be recreated, so what ...

Art Imitates Life Ugh, Huntington’s disease. I was honestly a little angry at first. This was supposed to be my break from reality, and instead, it was forcing me to think about one of the more ...

Daejeon, South Korea – G-Dragon, a visiting professor at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Kaist) in Daejeon, South Korea, has become the first K-pop singer to beam his music ...

the mustachioed visage of Surrealism, the dreamy, fantastical cultural movement that began bewitching Europe in the 1920s. Thanks to Gala, Salvador’s hallucinatory paintings and his pop-eyed ...

Chloe Qisha was training to be a therapist before she became a singer When Chloe Qisha was training to be a therapist, she wondered whether her dreams of being a pop star would ever come true.

Even K-Pop didn’t become global overnight. South Korea made sure the world noticed them. The harsh truth? We don’t respect our own art and stories enough. If you ask someone, “Who is your ...