For more than a decade, passengers at New Zealand’s Wellington Airport have boarded flights below the giant figures.

Working entirely by hand, Caio Marcolini weaves a delicate wire mesh that he shapes into roving, web-like forms.

The late artist Ruth Asawa regularly drew the bouquets people gave her. Years later, some of the sketches made it back to ...

By Teresa Moore, originally published by American Community MediaEven without the excellent exhibition catalog ...

A representative example of Sonia Gomes’s large-scale wrapped-wire sculptures, this piece from her Torção series—Portuguese for “twist”—consists of fabrics given to the Brazilian ...

A strong influx from Asia, plus stands devoted to smaller works by emerging artists, got the fair off to a smashing start ...

I stood in front of the redwood doors of Ruth Asawa’s house and realized I loved her — as much as I could love someone I’d never met. The doors led nowhere, standing off their hinges in a white-walled ...

Get spaced out by seeing one of the world's largest fan-created "Star Wars"-themed exhibitions, opening May 10 at COSI. See ...

Whether Viking, Greek, Mandarin, Ottoman, or Saxon, cutlery styles have continually evolved. The one constant: The most ...

Bumbershoot has confirmed the headliners for the 2025 edition of Seattle's iconic music and arts festival. See who's playing.

As calls to reopen Alcatraz make headlines, Mexico's prison island tells a different story – of sea turtles, green parrots ...