Arts

Presented By

Tim Kaine: People Like Condi Rice and Albert Einstein Show Why We Need the Arts

By Tim Kaine, Drue Kataoka

Why Maya Angelou Matters More Than Ever

By Jeffrey Kluger

Opening Ceremony's Political Ballet Show Was 'A Meditation on the American Melting Pot'

By Cady Lang

Donald Trump, Dante and the End of Your Elitist Taste in Everything

By Stephanie Zacharek
More in Arts

Boycotting Israeli Authors Is an Affront to Free Speech

'The world is missing out'

By Rabbi David Wolpe

Van Gogh's Bedroom Is on Airbnb

To promote the Art Institute of Chicago's upcoming exhibit on Vincent Van Gogh

By Olivia B. Waxman

This David Bowie GIF Captures 50 Years of the Rockstar's Iconic Looks

"A little token of appreciation for someone that has inspired me so much over the years"

By Megan McCluskey

Here's Misty Copeland's Secret to a Flawless Ballet Routine

As revealed on The Late Show

By Samantha Grossman

New Harry Potter Play to Be Told in 2 Parts

'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' will debut in London in summer 2016

By Maya Rhodan

These Images Envision What Went on Behind the Scenes of Iconic Photographs

An artist imagines what was really going on in your favorite photos

By Samantha Grossman

Five Best Ideas of the Day: March 26

1. Al Qaeda and ISIS are locked in an ideological war, and for once, it’s good to be their mutual enemy. By Daniel Byman and Jennifer Williams in Lawfare 2. For the millions left behind...

By The Aspen Institute

Five Best Ideas of the Day: March 24

1. Lee Kuan Yew didn’t think Singapore could survive true democracy. After his death, Singapore must do just that. By Max Boot in Commentary 2. Resilience means more than flexible infrastructure. Cities must open doors...

By The Aspen Institute

Fifty Shades of Grey Brings in Record Box Office Numbers

The erotic movie may become the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all-time

By Josh Sanburn

See a Stunning Work of Art Made of 20,000 Tea Bags

The artist created 10 shades of brown by steeping bags in varying temperatures

By Olivia B. Waxman

Smithsonian Wants to Open Museum in London

Gallery planned for Olympic park would be institute's first international location

By Tessa Berenson

Here's What Happens When Two Male Coworkers Try to Recreate Famous Paintings

The fun's at the Squarespace office in New York City

By Olivia B. Waxman

In The Latest Issue

The Power of Taylor Swift How pop's savviest romantic conquered the music business Corps Values To avoid another Ferguson, we should be taking a lesson on police training from the SEALs GOP Prepares for an...

Can You Guess Which Famous Musicians Made These Paintings?

Neil Young, Marilyn Manson and Patti Smith are just a few of the legendary singers who like to rock out with their smock out

By Samantha Grossman and Joseph C. Lin

See Neil Young's Unique New Watercolor Paintings

One serves as the cover art for his new album, Storytone

By Samantha Grossman

Led Zeppelin Loses First Round in 'Stairway to Heaven' Lawsuit

The British rockers must confront allegations that it ripped off the rock group Spirit

By Samantha Grossman
More from TIME
More From TIME