Art World Bob Ross Once Painted Entirely in Gray for Colorblind Fans "Art Bites" brings you a surprising fact, lesser-known anecdote, or curious event from art history. By Vittoria Benzine, 8 hours ago
Archaeology & History Stucco Reliefs of Celestial Beings Turn Up on an Ancient Mayan Ball Court The reliefs relate to the Kaanu'l dynasty which ruled the region between 250 and 650 C.E. By Richard Whiddington, 15 hours ago
Pop Culture ‘Love Is Blind’ Villain Leo Braudy on His Life as an Art Dealer “I was learning Italian art terminology when I was like, six." By Annie Armstrong, 15 hours ago
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Art World You Can Spend a Spooky Night in the ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ Residence The reproduction of the iconic residence in Tim Burton's celebrated sequel has hit Airbnb. By Tim Brinkhof, 15 hours ago
Law & Politics Trump’s Madison Square Garden Rally Was Bizarre—And Here’s a Portrait to Prove It Staten Island artist Scott LoBaido, a longtime Trump supporter, revealed a New York–themed painting of the 45th president. By Brian Boucher, 16 hours ago
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Artists Trendsetting Galleries Are Betting on Rising Artist Luke Agada Luke Agada's pyschdelic and sinewy new paintings are on view in "Between Two Suns" at Roberts Projects in Los Angeles By Katie White, 17 hours ago
Artists Why Artists Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst Want Us to Stop Minimizing—And Fearing—A.I. The artists are challenging our assumptions about A.I. in art with their haunting new immersive choral work at the Serpentine in London. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, 19 hours ago
Pop Culture Boy George’s First Art Collection Swarms With Famous Faces, Including His Own Prints of the artworks can now be had for $2,275. By Richard Whiddington, 19 hours ago
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Archaeology & History The Ornate Tiara—and Fabulous Fake—That Fooled Even the Louvre It holds the world record for the greatest goldsmith fraud of all time. By Adnan Qiblawi, 2 days ago
Archaeology & History 2,000-Year-Old Lost Temple Discovered Beneath Italian Waters The ancient temple was built by the Nabataeans, the same culture that carved out Jordan’s Petra. By Tim Brinkhof, 2 days ago
Art History The Surprisingly Artful History Behind the Garden Gnome The motif has inspired everyone from Jacques Callot to Paul McCarthy. By J. Cabelle Ahn, 2 days ago