Around St. Paul and the Twin Cities, explore big canvases and big themes, from mental health to incarceration to how we perceive ourselves and others.

Curators, students and scholars are pushing for transparency, ethical collecting and repatriation at Yale museums including the YUAG and the Peabody.

The artist often engages with the concept of ever-shifting time and materiality as a tool for preserving and archiving ...

Radiocarbon dating of charcoal from ... and a night at sea, drawing on navigational skills, such as a knowledge of currents and possibly of constellations. Native South Americans were early ...

Writer Betsy Andrews explores the state's long legacy of sanctuary seekers, renegades, and travelers looking for a fresh ...

River Action will celebrate the 2025 Eddy Award winners during its Fish & Fire “friend-raiser and fundraiser” dinner on May 1 ...

"Alex is a man of supreme confidence and clarity," says Adam Weinberg, director of the Whitney Museum of American Art ... detailed drawing in pencil or charcoal, with the subject returning ...

When we think of the lost wax process, the images that perhaps come to mind are Ancient Greek bronze sculptures or the works ...

New to the map this spring are Maxwells Trading and Perilla Korean American Steakhouse ... present dishes as though they were works of art. With a dinner for two running close to $1,000 with ...

Two special women artists will be featured this week during the ‘Western and Southwestern Art’ Exhibition at the Trinity Star ...

Forrest also had the unequivocal ability of charcoal pencil art, with his favorite drawings being Mountain Men and Native American art. His love of history, especially the Civil War, bled through ...