Chicago hosts the biggest fine art fair in America.

Salon talks to the acclaimed actor about his astonishing performance as the impressionist in "At Eternity's Gate"

The celebrated author and founder of the PEN World Voices Festival reflects on the perils of the Internet age

A traveling exhibition brings the work of the self-taught painter (and R.E.M. cover artist) into the spotlight

Coming to an Internet portal near you: Art treasures seized by Hitler's minions in World War II.

Can great art spring from a lie? Two new books about forgers raise provocative questions about the links between authenticity and genius.

The Davis Museum pulls all art made by immigrants from its collection. What would U.S. art be without them?

Two exhibitions of Civil War-era art and photography ask if images can truly convey the horrors of the battlefield

Sandy's destruction offered yet another punishing reminder of how ephemeral the art we produce truly is

His wry, wildly popular photography owes a great debt to the gifted performance artists he works with.

80 years after Franco's forces led a terror bombing of civilians, Picasso's painting of the horror still works

It took a Nobel-winning scientist who specializes in human memory to break new ground in art history

Caravaggio was a genius, that's undisputed. He was also a killer and a street gang menace (and a terrible tenant)

The web auction site will sell "The Book," the only portrait Michael Jackson ever posed for

Pick of the week: A must-see documentary explores the life of China's -- and the world's -- leading artistic rebel