Artist Marc Dennis renders lush still lifes that layer glossy bubbles, insects, and birds atop fleeting imagery.

Smith College alumna Nava Grunfeld recently opened a retrospective show of still lifes and figure paintings at the Smith ...

The Bowes Museum, in County Durham, is opening a new exhibition celebrating 200 years of its visionary co-founder and “warrior woman”.

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From Alabama folk art to Lowcountry landscapes to North Carolina crafts, a strong regional sensibility runs through these art ...

A small casket, said to be a Barniz de Paso work, a largely forgotten form of varnishing, was found at the writer's house in ...

A couple who had to make the difficult decision to tell doctors to halt CPR on their newborn child are opening up about ...

Flowers die. That’s the first thing we know about them. They’re fragile, temporary, and gone before you’ve fully appreciated their beauty. And yet, they’ve been a symbol of love for centuries. We ...

An early Western attempt to classify plants was made in the fourth century by Theophrastus, a Greek philosopher. He divided ...

From flowering fruit trees to native plants, these garden design trends will have you heading straight for the dirt.

Graham Dickie/The New York Times Supported by By Matt Yan A ceramic dragon fruit sliced down ... In 2018, while still in school, he started Z’s Life with the goal of making objects to “enhance ...