The author looks at the defining features and similarities of work by Hieronymus Bosch, Max Beckmann and William Kentridge ...

The man behind the viral social media account opens up about his process, his favorite places to find inspiration in NYC ...

These unsettling drawings are in fact the work of Christie's Award-winner Louis Pohl Koseda, whose exhibition The Dawn of the ...

Challenging, confrontational, and impossible to ignore, this is a record that is as much a piece of Steve Albini’s legacy as ...

Wilmot Works It Out features perhaps the worst puzzle club ever, but that's what makes it such a great puzzle game ...

Photography is like a puzzle — each piece, whether light or shadow, subject or setting, emotion or technique, comes together ...

The Public and Private Life of Animals (1877) by J. Thomas is a satirical book about animal life from the 19th century. My favorite thing about this book are the incredible illustrations. I can't get ...

In one of its most ambitious recent exhibitions, the Louvre in Paris looks at how the depiction of the fool—and by extension the perception of madness—has evolved from the Middle Ages to the 19th ...

The former Valentino creative director discusses his 25-year tenure at the legendary Roman house, and creating some of the ...

By finding inspiration in both high culture and mass culture, such as Hieronymus Bosch (Flemish, c.1450-1516) and McDonald’s fast food, the Chapmans bring both gravity and comedy to their work. Their ...