The eerie photos at the center of a "Six Feet Under" plot turn get an L.A. artist the audience he always wanted. But is Claire Fisher getting all the credit?

Salon talks to the filmmaker about making art in Baltimore and navigating the “sausage party” of hip hop as a woman

Labeling everyday objects as postmodern "art" is dangerous, as the creators of "Portlandia" demonstrated last week

How Jonathan Richman found himself in the unlikeliest music industry ménage à trois

The "Manhattan Projects" comic series has all the scary intrigue of the TV show -- with a bizarre sci-fi spin

Conceptual artist Sol LeWitt doesn't do his own work, doesn't make originals and doesn't follow his own rules. Thirty years on, he's still making people nervous.

How one artist leveraged digital sculpting software, 3-D printing and social media to create a booming business

The powers that be hated Roz Chast's quirky style at first. Now she's iconic and helps defines its style and voice

As millennial burnout becomes a crisis, psychologists say keeping an unrelated hobby can do wonders

The movement's complex protagonists were confrontational, in-your-face gay men and women who didn't want to behave

Male nude models have a special problem female models don't: What to do if they get a woody?

Art and AI have this in common: Traditionally, the more lifelike a work, the more skilled it was thought to be

The Australian government attributes the decline in the koala population to environmental stressors such as drought

Miltos Manetas, who sent 23 invisible U-Haul trucks to the Whitney Biennial, explains the "art" movement that's out to change the way we perceive technology, intellectual property and moving vans.

A review of American Visions: The Epic History of Art in America by Robert Hughes.