Portrait of a Woman in Red, 1620, by Marcus Gheeraerts II Curator Karen Hearn has been thinking about this subject "on and off" for more than 20 years. The exhibition focuses mostly on British artwork ...

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Included in the show, this portrait of E.E. Cummings by Manuel Komroff. Gelatin silver print c. 1933. Courtesy the National Portrait Gallery “I, too, sing America,” begins the arresting poem by Harlem ...

NORWALK — Portraits quilted from minute pieces of fabric hang from the walls of the Sidewalk Gallery on South Main Street. In the likeness of Barack Obama, a yellow fabric printed with African lips ...

The first thing that strikes you in “Leave No Trace” is the density of the Pacific Northwest forest — all that enveloping greenness. People live in these woods, swallowed up by the choking undergrowth ...

A new exhibition in London explores the way pregnancy was depicted — and not depicted — in British artworks. Curator Karen Hearn says these... Tracing 500 Years Of Pregnancy Portraits, From The Tudors ...