Devin Spurgeon, left and Abigail Smith, from St. Albert the Great University Parish, go about their tasks in the snow statue ...

The prominence of Lord Buddha's temples and stupas in India reflects the history and cultures of Buddhism. By visiting these ...

The exhibition ‘Dalí Comes to India’ , held from February 7 to 13 at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, showcased nearly ...

Renaissance, Sandro Botticelli (1445–1510) is the creator of world-famous works such as The Birth of Venus. Adored by the Pre-Raphaelites centuries later for his evident romanticism, Botticelli ...

Dylan's last gospel record included one of his best '80s songs, the heavenly "Every Grain of Sand." It also spawned a B-side, ...

Carlos Lozada is an Opinion columnist and a co-host of the weekly “Matter of Opinion” podcast for The Times, based in Washington, D.C. He is the author, most recently, of “ The Washington Book: How to ...

UVa's Fralin Museum of Art is celebrating its 90th anniversary with its first major exhibition of Judaica, including more ...

Ashton Lane is one of the prettiest spots in Glasgow – a little cobblestoned lane that runs parallel to the lively Byres Road ...

Explore the legacy of the Medici family through its most influential figures, from Cosimo the Elder to Catherine de' Medici.

As a lifelong artist, Patricia Mattozzi embraced one of the little-known traditions of iconography: never signing her work.

We can but try to express our amazement in “peak” moments that surprise us with joy. In doing that, painters, poets, composers, singers, instrumentalists, sculptors, actors, dancers — add your ...

In ‘The Invention of British Art’, Bendor Grosvenor explores how the ‘commissioning classes’ have long influenced the making ...