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Barbie has always reflected pop culture, and culture reflected on her too,’ says Linda Kyaw, senior design manager for Barbie at Mattel. ‘But I think that’s one of the reasons she has stayed relevant ...

This immersive art installation in Delhi blends iconic masterpieces with interactive tech for a surreal, walk-through gallery ...

The Immersive Experience is using digital technology to take the troubled artist’s works right off the canvas.

Certain names will never be out of the news cycle for long: Meghan Markle, Hailey Bieber, Jojo Siwa. Oh, and Vincent van Gogh. Dead for 135 years, the Post-Impressionist painter is still making ...

Though he died at just 37, Vincent van Gogh left behind a body of work that revolutionised modern art; an oeuvre celebrated for its swirling brushstrokes, bold colours and raw emotional force.

At 23, he set up his eponymously named gallery, dealing in 20th-century and contemporary art by both Korean and international artists. As for his discovery of Van Gogh, he says that his interest ...

Vincent Van Gogh’s signature irises and sunflowers are so dreamy, thousands have imagined walking through fields of them. Now ...

Visitors in Kansas City and Lindsborg often compare Sandzén’s style to Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh, and Michael said the two studied art in Europe around the same time. But their styles ...

Hockney has been inspired by Van Gogh throughout his 70-year career. He recalls that as a young art student in Bradford he travelled to Manchester in 1956 to see an exhibition at its City Art Gallery.

The early modern prints and drawings here reveal the role art played in the connection ... visitors into captivating worlds; and “Van Gogh - Distorsion” creates an awe-inspiring universe ...

TUSCOLA — Vincent Van Gogh’s 1889 painting “The Starry Night” is the basis for a new mural in Tuscola. Commissioned by Tuscola Tourism, the work was designed and created by Ainslie Heilich.