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Gold鈥攁s a medium and a color鈥攈as held significance throughout human history. It is often used to represent the apex of beauty, honor, joy, ritual, spirituality, success, and wealth.

Game on! With the Olympics and Paralympics being held in Paris this summer, French museums have been inspired to present exhibitions dealing broadly with sports in an effort dubbed the Cultural Olympiad.

On the occasion of its 200th anniversary the Brooklyn Museum will mount the immersive exhibition聽Solid Gold,聽exploring聽the precious yellow metal in its multifarious forms.

In Back to Mu Village鈥榮 Fairy Big Lake (2023), a two-channel video installation by Chengdu-based artists Cao Minghao and Chen Jianjun, a disembodied voice speaks over a rippling blue-gray lake.

The Newark Museum of Art announced the opening of The Story of Newark Fashion: Atelier to Runway, on view February 22 through June 2. 

M+ Cinema strives for diverse viewing experiences that enrich audiences鈥� encounters with and appreciation of visual culture.

As Asia Now closed its doors this past weekend in Paris, I sit down with its cofounder Alexandra Fain...

Hindman Auctions will present its Spring Fashion: Centuries of Style auction on March 16, featuring several private collections of significant haute couture headlined by New York fashion collectors Susan Gutfreund and Jaqueline Leeds.

Growing up in the town of Republic in southwestern Pennsylvania, Matthew Yokobosky would visit the local tailor most days after school. 鈥淗is name was Danny Mariotti, and I used to go and watch him sew,鈥� he said.

The Brooklyn Museum this month is offering two special programs inspired by its Christian Dior exhibition, on display through February 20.

The year 1922 saw an Ohio girl winning Miss America, light-hearted and serious inventions, a deadly snowstorm and other milestones.

Auction includes 40 drawings by Le Tan and over 500 eclectic lots from his Parisian apartment

This has been a tough year for all of us. The art world was especially hard hit with the loss of so many of our leading figures.

Pierre Cardin, the French-Italian fashion designer whose futuristic clothes shaped the mod aesthetic of the 1960s and influenced generations of designers, died today at the age of ninety-eight in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France.

The exquisite curation and installation of masterpieces by legendary Italian-born French couturier Pierre Cardin wowed my nine-year-old son, who fully appreciates the marriage of fine art and space-age, gender-gender-bending fashion.