Art

Interactive Map: Explore America's Most Innovative Spaces

By TIME Staff

These Are the Most Beautiful, Hand-Drawn Starbucks Cups You'll Ever See

By Matt Vella

The 5 Best Museum Heists in History

By Charlotte Alter

Inside The Surreal World of H.R. Giger, The Maker of Alien's Alien

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Artist Creates Crayola Crayon Sculptures of Everyone From Darth Vader to Daria

He does pop culture icons along with custom-made special requests, and they're all impressively precise

By Samantha Grossman

Secret Mirós Sell for $9.3M

Sotheby's sold three previously unknown paintings after they were discovered in a vault where they had been hidden for more than 50 years

By Eliana Dockterman

Nazi-Era Art Collection Bequeathed to Swiss Museum

Officials at the Kunstmuseum in Bern described the gift of more than 1,000 works previously considered lost or destroyed in World War II as both a "delight" and a "burden," due to its abundance of masterpieces and murky ethical implications

By Dan Kedmey

Cornelius Gurlitt, Son of Nazi-Era Art Hoarder, Dies at 81

The son of a Nazi-era art collector died amid an international dispute over ownership of the priceless works

By Dan Kedmey

Here's Ai Weiwei's Selfie with Martha Stewart

The domestic arts diva met up with the artist, political activist and prolific selfie snapper during her recent trip to China

By Nolan Feeney

Roger Ebert Statue Unveiled Outside Illinois Theater

The film critic died in April 2013

By Lily Rothman

Andy Warhol's Lost Amiga Computer Art Recovered After 30 Years

See new images from the iconic artist

By Melissa Locker

Suspects Charged for $33 Million Art Fraud

Federal authorities handed out a 12-count indictment charging three suspects of selling fraudulent art worth millons over the course of two decades and laundering the proceeds in a scam of Hollywood proportions

By David Stout

A Look at Marvel’s Avengers As You’ve Never Seen Them Before

An exclusive look at Mike Mitchell's original take on these iconic superheroes

By Joseph C. Lin

Southern Art's Harlem Renaissance

Fear, whimsy and sex link images of the old, weird South

By Richard Lacayo

You Can Now Afford To Buy a Work of Art by Banksy (Sort Of)

A new business aims to democratize the art market by selling shares in artworks by Banksy, Shepard Fairey and more — starting as low as $8 a share

By Megan Gibson/London

Every Selfie on Instagram

Feed your selfie habit

By Kyle Chayka

Fresh Air Sells for $860 a Jar in China

Beijing artist Liang Kegang auctioned off a jar of fresh French air as a form of protest against Chinese air pollution

By Laura Stampler

Canada's Ghosts in the Machine

A new art project brings old Vancouver back to life

By Lily Rothman

Ellie Goulding's "Burn" Gets the Doo-Wop Remake It Deserves

Plus, the video features a saxophone that shoots actual fire

By Samantha Grossman

George W. Bush's Paintings of World Leaders Appear to Be Based On Good Ol' Google Searches

Art critics point out that 30 of the former president's portraits appear to come from casual online searches

By Samantha Grossman
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