Newark has more to offer than just the March Madness tournament. The Newark Museum of Art has a renowned world-class ...

Alpro, the UK's leading plant-based beverages brand, is set to revolutionise London's breakfast scene with the launch of the ...

For those seeking the ultimate diner experience, the hot turkey sandwich with mashed potatoes and gravy is a monument to ...

Over the years, iconic works of art have been frequently exploited ... Gogh's Sunflowers — dead in their vase. Edward Hopper's Nighthawks featured a bald, shirtless man in British flag shorts standing ...

Julie Averbach has written a book celebrating the displays, the murals and the installations at the grocery store chain. By James Barron Good morning. It’s Monday. Today we’ll look at the art ...

The work of iconic American artist Ed Ruscha is represented in depth in the UBS Art Collection with fifty-six paintings, works on paper and prints that span the first four decades of his career and ...

You’re sitting in a dimly lit room at 11pm, staring into the abyss, questioning all your life decisions. Student in a haven’t-started-the-reading-9am-deadline conundrum or protagonist of an Edward ...

From his famous "Night Hawks" to the stunning "Rooms by the Sea," American artist Edward Hopper conveyed much in scenes where little happens. The subdued tones, textures and surroundings bring his ...

In this week's comments update, readers are discussing a late-night London restaurant with dramatic lighting designed by Cake Architecture to evoke the moody mystery of an Edward Hopper painting.

A Short Account Of The Hurricane, That Happened At Roehampton-Lane, And Places Adjacent, In The County Of Surrey On The Fifeenth Of October, 1780, Illustrated By Four Outlines. Washed And Tiented. By ...

David Edward Byrd moved to a farm in Port Jervis, N.Y., in 1967 to join a community of other young artists known as Fantasy Unlimited. The group was simultaneously a hippie commune and a driven ...

Some proceeds from the sale of Banksy's painting — inspired by the recently deceased Scottish painter Jack Vettriano — will go to Los Angeles wildfire victims.