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Cuban-born painter celebrates 100th birthday

NEW YORK – Cuban-born artist Carmen Herrera says she’s still bursting with ideas she wants to put on canvas, but the centenarian doesn’t feel any urgency to hurry. “I don’t let an...

Antiquities collection donated to Israel Museum

NEW YORK – Two New York philanthropists are donating a major collection of more than 300 ancient Greco-Roman and Near-Eastern glass vessels to The Israel Museum in Jerusalem. The ...

Immigrants learn English in tenement

Museum uses novel way to teach language

Blue-chip offerings at NYC fall art auctions

Works by Warhol, Manet, van Gogh will be on the block

Retrospective of fiber artist opens at NYC museum

NEW YORK – Institutionalized for more than three decades and largely deaf and mute, Judith Scott found her voice through art, forming intricate sculptures of yarn, fabric and other fibers ti...

Amusement park genius’ rides live on

Exhibit highlights inventors’ creations

Celebrated Manet portrait headed to NYC auction

NEW YORK – A celebrated portrait by Edouard Manet of a Parisian actress in a fancy dress and bonnet is heading to auction and could set a record for the artist. The French impres...

Exhibition looks at genius of carousel inventor

NEW YORK – Coney Island’s historic B&B Carousell is among several vintage attractions still thrilling visitors at the famous amusement park today. What parkgoers may not know is ...

Artist creates ‘empowering’ wearable sculptures

NEW YORK – Linda Stein wants people to armor themselves in her art. She creates full-length wearable sculptures embedded with all manner of found objects, including driftwood, en...

Jeff Koons’ whimsy takes over NYC museum

NEW YORK – Jeff Koons is taking over the Whitney Museum of American Art. The contemporary artist’s oversized toylike sculptures of a dog, gorilla, Popeye and other works spannin...

Rare 1856 stamp sets record at New York City auction

NEW YORK – A 1-cent postage stamp from a 19th century British colony in South America has become the world’s most valuable stamp – again. The 1856 British Guiana One-Cent Magenta ...

Photos of homeless people pop up in NYC

NEW YORK – Best known for his provocative images, photographer Andres Serrano has turned his attention to putting a very public face on New York City’s skyrocketing homeless population. ...