Richly colored paintings, some adorned with gold, of the Virgin Mary and the archangels Michael and Gabriel in elaborate robes await you in "Highest Heaven: Spanish and Portuguese Colonial A…
Strong sales outside international hubs; Old Masters fair back in business; support to sustain artists' estates; new staff for Sotheby's gallery; Emma the art Twitter bot
Opening the Old Vic's 2016-17 season, and following on from the Glenda Jackson-led King Lear, 'Art' is a new translation of Yasmina Reza's French play that celebrates its 20th anniversary th…
Acerbic revival of Yasmina Reza's bitterly funny comedy exploring male friendshipI avoided seeing Art when it was first staged in 1996, even though Matthew Warchus' production created a…
Rufus Sewell stars in Yasmina Reza's long-running, award-winning three-way bromance, 'Art,' returning to London in this anniversary revival from Matthew Warchus, who first directed it 20 yea…
Matthew Warchus's programming coups at the Old Vic this year have included the Glenda Jackson King Lear and Tim Minchin's musical version of Groundhog Day. Now he turns to this twe…
"World Trilogies: Ray's Apu Trilogy," a screening of Indian Bengali filmmaker Satyajit Ray's widely acclaimed Apu film trilogy will run through December 31, 2016, at the Berkeley Art Museum …
"On Dangerous Ground: The Cinema of Nicholas Ray" featuring a screening of American film director Nicholas Ray's most prolific work will be held at the Pacific Film Archive, from January 19,…
Old Vic, LondonTim Key and Paul Ritter are equally strong in a tale of shifting power alliances between a trio of men following the purchase of an extortionate paintingLife may sometimes be …
When Yasmina Reza won an Olivier for best comedy, she joked "I thought I had written a tragedy". She did both: the French actor-novelist-playwright sees far enough into the cracks in human c…
The Australian Pride Network and Queer Art Prize Australia is pleased to announce the 24 Finalists who have been selected for the inaugural award, to be announced on Friday 13 January 201…
Drawing is an act of great intimacy. The artist's touch is direct and instant, with only a piece of chalk, or charcoal stump, or delicate brush separating the hand from … Click to Cont…
Intrepid Theatre is shaking up its season and launching an ambitious community-outreach project as the rising company heads into the new year. First, Intrepid has announced that it will repl…
A couple hundred people used to jam into an illegal music club called The Loft, a tight space behind midtown Sacramento's Time Tested Books. Funcastle, an unpermitted venue in a … Clic…
Queensland’s Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) has turned 10 and headlining the celebrations is Sugar Spin: you, me, art and everything – an exhibition featuring over 250 contem…
Since the 1970s, art forms have touched on the subject of menstruation. Now a new generation of artists, authors and activists are turning taboo into celebrationAbout a year ago, the perform…
Art Garfunkel used to sing, "Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio?" This month, his Keswick Theatre audience asked a similar question. Steve Cohen reviews.
If there is one thing that those of us in the DC metropolitan area can be sure of when it comes to classical music, it is that finding great examples of it on virtually any night of the week…
