Mary Cassatt is an American impressionist known for her radical take on art with feminine subjects. The exhibit called "Mary ...

From Shinto and skincare to vaporwave and ukiyo-e, Japan’s art and beauty standards are shaped by the "toumeikan" aesthetics.

Stanley became a prisoner of war along with 80,000 other Allied fighters and civilians.

The “sun” garden glitters by day and glows by night. Interspersed among phlox, catmint, purple Japanese irises, and red bee ...

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of its Eco-Drive technology, the brand goes all-in on a timepiece that exemplifies its ...

Art History Hokusai’s ‘The Great Wave’ Crashed Into Art History—and Changed It The iconic Japanese print has inspired everything from Impressionism to Emojis.

Philly artists stitched together their red, white, and blue designs to create a massive American flag fit for the United States Semiquincentennial.

We are so used to images of Hokusai's famous depiction of "The Great Wave" or his blue-infused vision of Mount Fuji that we tend to think of the "blueyness" of this art as quintessentially Japanese.

The colorful career of Louisiana Cajun and "Blue Dog" artist George Rodrigue is profiled. A man of his surroundings and culture, a man of his times, a vigorously collected and admired figure, the ...

The artist, best known for his ‘Blue Dog’ paintings, is the subject of a documentary that explores his work and the Cajun culture from which it sprang.

Blue Hands Collective, a collaborative of fiber artists and indigo enthusiasts, holds events, lectures and classes around the Pikes Peak region to help keep alive the art of indigo dying.

It'll happen when PBS premieres the documentary "BLUE: The Life and Art of George Rodrigue" nationally on public television stations starting May 29.