Ryan Shaw is a three-time GRAMMY®-nominated artist whose dynamic career spans Broadway, television, film, and concert stages around the world. He has performed with legends like Van Halen, ...

For the Falmouth Art Center’s Summer Juried Show, almost 300 artworks were submitted; juror Suzanne Packer choose 50 pieces ...

A 91-year-old artist who has been painting for most of her life is displaying her work in an exhibition for the first time. The work of Cymbria Whitley, who lives in Healing, near Grimsby, has ...

After decades of speculation, the elusive street artist known only by his pseudonym Banksy has revealed his name. When asked if he goes by “Robert Banks” in a lost — and recently ...

Dean Packer's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 50 USD to 800 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. What is Dean Packer's most ...

By the time Packer and Hardy graduated in the spring of 1996, “Chocolate City” was in Blockbuster stores nationwide, giving them “a ton of legitimacy as indie filmmakers,” Hardy said.

Beyoncé took home 11 nominations this year and secured the most nominations across her whole career with 99 — including several first-time nominations in the country categories.

Ian McGinty, a comic book writer and artist, died earlier on Thursday, June 8. “We lost our son, brother, and best friend,” wrote his mother (in a post shared by a family friend). At time of ...

The Tate identifies the artist as ‘Cezanne’, i.e. without the accent. This essay extends my reviews of this Cezanne exhibition, forthcoming in· Athenaeum Review, and of T J Clark’s If These ...

After working as a tattoo artist for two years, I've seen first-time clients make common mistakes.; You should bring something to entertain yourself and ask for breaks when you need them. Prepare ...

Jennifer Packer on Painting the Vulnerability of the Black Female Body A new work, 'Say Her Name,' serves as the artist’s personal reflection on the news of Sandra Bland’s death.

In her new book Women of Will, Tina Packer traces Shakespeare's maturation — and, she argues, the corresponding transformation of his female characters from caricatures to fully-realized humans.