Faced with marginalization and disinterest, Asian artists living in 1920s and 1930s Paris are now the subject of a major new ...

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English rock band Bloc Party comes to town to not only perform their great hits but also their debut album "Silent Alarm" in ...

Amber Andersen and Peter Wiarda use synesthesia in their artistic expressions. Andersen paints music as visual art, while ...

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The New York-based artist walks us through their new creative horizon and the spiritual forces that keep them going.

Two exhibits at the Carnegie Museum of Art explore the highly personal perspectives of two important 20th-century artists — one of whom hails from Pittsburgh.

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