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Preorders for The Art of Doom: The Dark Ages are now open.

RAVENNA is the world's chief repository of early Byzantine art, surpassing even Istanbul, the capital of Byzantium. The ancient churches and chapels of the sleepy Italian town (pop. 35,000) are ...

The Art is Dark, but the Artist Sees Layers of Light Ali Cherri, whose work deals with death and other serious undertones, will have four shows at various locations during Art Basel Paris.

“A Dark, a Light, a Bright,” now at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, is the first monographic exhibition on Liebes in 50 years.

Painter and sculptor Tina Mion's Departures series is focused on death, challenging stigmas, provoking conversation, and putting a face on the fragility of life.

Far from a “dark age,” the medieval era was a time of explosive academic inquiry, and scholars of both science and religion proved fascinated with light.

Day, 59, believes this region’s residents will be seeing more light-based public art, often installed as a remedy to dark urban spaces.

In a new film profile, Thomas Kinkade's pastoral, hugely popular work sits uncomfortably with darker revelations from family members and a trove of unseen work.

Before It All Goes Dark has been released simultaneously as a digital recording and a video on platforms that include Amazon and Spotify for the former and Amazon Prime for the latter.

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