For Parisians, as long as the column stood above their heads, it signified the non-alterity of the future, the present and the past, i.e. a state of constant déjà vu. With its destruction time was ...

As an insurrection is ruthlessly suppressed, two Impressionist painters find their way to each other.

Soon after the French Revolution, the Paris Salon emerged as one of the most prestigious annual art exhibitions in the ...

At the time of the Paris Commune, the French government under the abominable President ... Considering that the exploitation ...

They established a self-governing hippie commune called Freetown Christiania, which the Danish government permitted as a 'social experiment'. Witness History spoke to the photographer Mark Edwards ...

If anything, Monet now stands for gardens and domestic coziness and knowing that the same things will be in the same places ...

The iconic and enduring Watts Towers are architectural marvels and monumental testaments of human ingenuity, outsider art, ...

A major exhibition in London focuses on the painter’s final years, finding new feelings in some of his most famous works.

Wherein the author offers 41 points for consideration and explains the most curious of American cities to a German audience.

Political violence tore France apart. A group of painters hoped a radical visual language could patch life back together.

Salmon Creek Farm is a place to be slow, to take a deep breath and a step back, in both solitude and sociability.

Visitors to the National Gallery of Art’s marquee exhibition, “Paris 1874: The Impressionist Moment,” encounter two very ...