Lunchtime at the New York Public Library’s Stephen A. Schwarzman Building has gotten a little wild. Dance troupe Monica Bill Barnes & Company, whose motto is “bringing dance where it doesn’t belong,” ...

For two months in the summer of 1518, some 400 residents of the city of Strasbourg in modern-day France fell victim to a ...

Take a tour through the juke joints, speakeasies, and other hubs where Black dandies in NYC’s prewar creative boom could be ...

Discover a variety of events happening in Northeast Ohio from May 8 to May 14, including concerts, theater performances, ...

Collaborations are very now, and the Rambert x (LA)HORDE combination is a very worthwhile experiment. It brings together the ...

Queer friends and lovers of all stripes swayed to Lucy Dacus’ sentimental indie stylings on her second night at St. Paul’s ...

As you can read in our related article this week, several of our local nonprofit arts organizations are under attack with ...

An exhibition featuring his scandalous portrait ‘Madame X’ highlights John Singer Sargent’s early mastery as an expat artist ...

Corinne Bailey Rae joins artist Amanda Williams and Spelman College students for a powerful cross-disciplinary celebration of ...

Ginevra de' Benci was a poet famed for her beauty and intellect. But art historians know little about her beyond the writings ...

Though sacred in content, the work employs fully staged action and music—making it a clear forerunner of what we now call ...

Beau Brummell is probably the most popular example of a historic dandy; wearing an immaculately fitting and laundered suit, ...