Miranda Lichtenstein

As goldsmith to the czars and Russian nobility, Peter Carl Fabergé and his artisans created sumptuous bejeweled bibelots that continue to dazzle collectors.

Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week through Saturday, March 7th

Miranda Lichtenstein began taking Polaroids during a residency at Monet’s garden in Giverny. Using wilting flowers as her subjects, Lichtenstein

After more than two years in bankruptcy, it seems Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.’s patience is starting to wear thin–especially when it comes to art.

‘I think about so many things when I think about working with an image that I just can’t name it,” says Kelley Walker, when asked if

OK, so this is actually still in formation (simply one of the realities of the first time you attempt something like this, so I'm told)

Haunted, an exhibition currently on view at the Guggenheim examines contemporary photographic imagery that deals with themes of memory, trauma and a return

Looking to get out of the city for a day? Take a trip to Mount Tremper Arts in the Catskill Mountains and see Seven Summits, the group photography

Edwin Land, who founded Polaroid, the company famous for introducing and popularizing instant photography, in 1937, took inspiration for a famous model from home.