Art and Life, Steeping in a Teapot
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Fritz Haeg is selling his geodesic dome, but he's holding onto his teapot.
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Daily cups of tea can help you recover more quickly from the stresses of everyday life, research suggests.
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Memories of China's Cultural Revolution have forged some of its most provacative contemporary art.
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Oct. 27, 2004 -- Developing a taste for black or green tea may be delay Alzheimer&#39;s disease, new research shows. A study from England&#39;s University of Newcastle upon Tyne shows that green and black teas may
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The show, which weaves like a DNA strand through the Metropolitan Museumâs Chinese galleries, has the casual logic of a household photo album, with evidence of shared habits, tastes and temperaments, and of rapport between generations.
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Arts & entertainment: Hiroshige's prints of 19th-century Japan conjure up an impossibly tranquil world but don't be fooled
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A painting of the tulip trade provides incredible investing insights.
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The Rubin Museum in Chelsea is a splendid new space devoted primarily to the Buddhist works of Himalayan Asia.
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Archeologists found a small container with a whitish medicinal or cosmetic cream made up of animal fat, starch and tin oxide. Researchers writing in the November edition of the British magazine Nature say
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Scandals in Washington come and go, but Teapot Dome remains one of the real humdingers: a Jazz Age affair in which a handful of oil tycoons and corrupt government officials nearly managed to make away with a hefty percentage of the nationâs petroleum reserves.
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Drinking tea regularly could help improve memory, a new research by British scientists from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne suggests.
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California artist Joan Boyer explains the joys and challenges of a plein-air painter.
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In âGlow,â as seen on Wednesday at The Kitchen, the troupe uses mixed media to  blend the ethereal with the corporeal.
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The Frick Collection offers a gem of a show on ormolu-mounted porcelain jars.
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Swarms of students have been led to "The Gates" to observe, to draw, to meditate Â and in many cases to pontificate Â on the meaning of art and nature.
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A glimpse into the cast of Flavours.
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MOSCOW -- Last May, Maria Paphiti, an icons specialist at Christie's auction house in London, was invited to inspect some religious paintings on wood that were among the contents of a building recently bought by an English family. The artworks had been found wrapped in plastic, and the building's...