Whether he builds history-charged sculptures or encourages neighborhood initiatives, Chicagoan Theaster Gates insists that his art be both made and lived.

The author takes a look in the edgiest corners of the Berlin art scene.

Opening this month, Still’s namesake museum unveils treasures that, because of the artist’s rigid demands, have been hidden for decades.

Dana Schutz casts a coruscating eye on human foibles and the art historical canon in her lush, raucous paintings, currently the subject of a traveling 10-year survey.

Given the sophistication of Matthew Brannon’s artwork, you might not guess that he was raised in sparsely populated North American wildernesses.