Arts

World November 2

Warhol prints stolen in 'amateurish' heist, 2 more damaged in getaway from Dutch gallery

A botched heist in the Netherlands on Friday resulted in two Warhol portraits stolen, and two damaged from the American artist's 1985 "Reigning Queens" series.

Travel November 2

Lost Chopin sheet music found 200 years after his death

A rare waltz manuscript believed to be composed by Frédéric Chopin was discovered at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York and predicted to have been originally written as a gift.

Puzzle October 31

Halloween candy seek-and-find: Can you spot the hidden spider and single candy corn?

Challenge your vision and attention to detail with this Halloween-themed brain teaser filled with all sorts of colorful candy. Can you spot the spooky spider and candy corn kernel?

Tech October 30

Would you buy art from the world’s first humanoid robot artist?

Sotheby's will auction the first artwork created by Ai-Da, the world's first robot artist created in 2019 by British gallerist Aidan Meller.

Breakfast October 24

Man uses breakfast pastry to create homage to pop-art icons

Nathan Wyburn, a Welsh food artist, was commissioned by Kellanova to make pop-art inspired portraits for the upcoming Pop (T)Art Gallery experience.

Cameras October 21

Holiday gift guide for the photographer in your life that won’t break the bank

Photography as a hobby or as a full-time job can be expensive to keep up with. That said, there is plenty of affordable equipment and accessories you can gift this holiday season.

Classics October 15

Classic books across genres for every book lover to add to their collection

There are certain books, both fiction and nonfiction, that are widely considered to be classics. These classic books continue to be read by new generations of readers.

US October 15

How a Monet painting looted in WWII was tracked to US, returned to family heirs

An early pastel of a Normandy beach by impressionist master Claude Monet was reunited with the descendants of its rightful owner after research by the Looted Art Commission in Europe.

VIDEO October 14

Monet painting, believed lost, returned to descendants of WWII refugees: 'Over the moon'

Cousins Helen Lowe and Françoise Parlagi were interviewed by Fox News Digital as the FBI New Orleans Field Office returned their grandfather's Monet painting looted by Nazis during WWII.

LIFESTYLE October 4

On this day in history, October 4, 1927, Mount Rushmore's moment of creation begins in South Dakota

Sculptor Gutzon Borglum began carving the images of four U.S. presidents into Mount Rushmore on Oct. 4, 1927. The effort employed 400 people and took 14 years to complete.