Carl Milles, Cranbrook's favorite sculptor
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Milles joined the Cranbrook family in 1931 as director of the Sculpture Department and resident sculptor.
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Magazine photojournalist Carl Mydans, a pioneer of photo essays at Life magazine in the 1930s, has died at age 97.
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Cambridgeshire villagers choose a Â£10,000 sculpture of dung to celebrate their mining heritage.
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A giant sculpture of a spider by Louise Bourgeois, similar to one, below, that has been luring the crowds to Tate Modern on Londonâs South Bank, has been donated to the gallery, the BBC reported. Vicente Todoli, the museumâs director, called the gift of the almost 30-foot-tall work, titled âMaman,â a âhistoric moment.â The steel and bronze sculpture was given to the Tate by Ms. Bourgeois and an anonymous benefactor. It is the largest of a series of spiders made by Ms. Bourgeois, now 96. The artist, who lives in New York, has described the piece as âan ode to my mother, my best friend.â She added: âLike spiders, my mother was very clever. Spiders are friendly presences that eat mosquitoes.â.
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10 P.M. (22, 26) SIMON SCHAMAâS POWER OF ART This modern âLives of the Artistsâ continues with a look at the Baroque sculptor, painter and architect Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini, focusing on his provocative âEcstasy of St. Teresa,â above, in the church of Santa Maria della Vittoria in Rome.
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Designer James Carpenter understands the poetics of light and material, working with architects to enhance public places. Fourth in a series profiling this year's MacArthur 'genius award' winners. By Kari Lynn Dean.
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The annual Hannes Schneider Meister Cup race returns to Mount Cranmore March 9-10, which includes a festive day of skiing nostalgia to honor one of the fathers of modern skiing.
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The Canastota Public Library received a sculpture that completed its Italian heritage display.
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In 2001, Martin Amis, Rick Moody and other authors and artists gathered in New York to honor a peer they regarded as a giant of the times. They compared him to Walt Whitman, Mark Twain and Arthur Rimbaud. They called him a bard, a shaman and a master of "art as revenge."
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Carl Mydans, the celebrated World War Two photo-journalist, has died at his US home aged 97.
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THE late Leo Mildenberg was a world-renowned numismatist, collector and philanthropist, who had a most unusual passion.
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Actor Karl Malden, who won an Oscar for his performance in the 1951 film "A Streetcar Named Desire," on Thursday received the Monte Cristo Award for his lifetime of stage work.
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A new work by Damien Hirst is one of the sculptures by the world's best known artists on display at Chatsworth House.
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A show at Mitchell-Innes & Nash invites us to reconsider the virtues of this underrated painter.
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After trawling through the museums of London, Times Art Critic Michael Kimmelman finds a small gem in the postcard-sized art of Adam Elsheimer.
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The office of Australia&#39;s longest-serving prime minister Sir Robert Menzies was famously decorated by two framed images. One was a painting by Tom Roberts, capturing the austere, sun-blasted beauty of a bush
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Sport: Carling Cup: Steed Malbranque's strike capped a fantastic 2-0 backs-to-the-wall victory at Eastlands