Jeremy Lybarger

After growing up in China, the artist traded legal aspirations for painting.

The mesmerizing retrospective is on view at the Carnegie Museum of Art through June 1 (before traveling after).

The painter likens her works to decolonized territories that exist in opposition to the institutions that exhibit them.

"Shape Shift" at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation takes on tensions between form and function.

"Alice Shaddle: Fuller Circles" at the Hyde Park Art Center presents the vibrant if unsung artist's multifaceted oeuvre.

As with many Surrealists, Varo's images evade description. They seem merely whimsical when summarized, but her technical perfection edges them toward sublimity.

A 2011 study at University College London found that when we behold a pleasing work of art, blood rushes to the head in a physiological reflex that’s akin to gazing at a loved one…

Curators attempt to trace how a nascent word for a queer identity influenced the following decades of visual art.

Illustrating a cornucopia of perversions, Austin Osman Spare's drawings highlight the skills that made him a celebrated artist, and the wide-ranging interests that dimmed his career.

Sentimental and mythological, Tony Fitzpatrick's multimedia collages conjure a vibrant, gritty Chicago that is no more—or perhaps never was.