Possessed: 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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The Juice's arrest shines a bright light on the murky world of memorabilia. Will the price of his items spike, or plunge? A veteran appraiser offers a tour of some of the market's more outlandish offerings
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Two shows at the Blumka Gallery and the Alexander Gallery present a multichambered curiosity cabinet of sacred objects in a secular context.
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By Mariana Greene, The Dallas Morning News  Aug. 25--Maybe gardening indoors sounds appealing at the moment? If so, new cachepots from The Thomas Collection have a look that's different.
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Vivid but concentrated, this absolutely beautiful show presents, mostly through paintings, a cultureÂs version of its own origins.
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For more than a year, Michelle Brown eyed the Zipcars parked across the street from her Penn Quarter restaurant. The co-owner of Teaism, a popular tea house, plotted and pondered and then, two months ago, she took the plunge.
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The exhibition "Romare Bearden: From the Studio and Archive" includes several intimate and illuminating interviews with the artist conducted by a friend, Russell Goings.
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Drinking tea appears to affect the brain in a similar way as drugs prescribed for Alzheimer's disease, UK researchers report.
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A steaming cup of tea, the relaxing drink of choice for millions in countries such as Britain and China, could help ward off the effects of Alzheimer's disease, scientists said.
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At the Contemporary Museum in Baltimore, there's no need to turn off your cell phone at the door.  This interactive art show dials you into the beauty of the handheld. Plus: Images from the exhibit.  By Asami Novak.
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Dear Helaine and Joe: I am interested in information on 'antique Lowestoft.' We inherited these pieces and they are of every type with some pieces set into tables.
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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 Parrish Art Museumâs show feels at times like a master class led by artist Eric Fischl, although a somewhat anachronistic one. Painting is hardly dead.
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Arts & entertainment: What's behind our sudden craving for big, bold works of public art?
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A pioneer of scatter art goes back to her hometown with more high-glamour fantasies.
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The documentary âShowBusinessâ makes one marvel at the stamina of artists who devote themselves to a world of many miseries and few rewards.
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An entertaining new exhibition at the China Institute explores the rich folk art tradition of Chinese shadow theater.