Elizabeth Cook has been sketching faces for as long as she can remember. On the bus to school, she’d sketch other passengers on her bus ticket, and in class, she’d draw other children and teachers.

Then his mother, Lisa, passed away that year, and as Hall put it, he "couldn't get away from drawing." "Art was never part of the plan, but every time I thought I would fail, something kept pushing me ...

One billion people around the world experience some form of disability, but they should not be defined by it and Fatemeh Hammami Nasrabadi is an advocate for that. Fatemeh is 85 percent paralyzed, but ...

A recently discovered drawing by Michelangelo fetched a hammer price of €20 million ($21 million) today at Christie’s Old Masters and 19th-century art sale in Paris. Though the sum falls short of the ...

Jane Rosenberg, outside of a New York City courthouse, which serves as a studio for the artist who illustrates legal proceedings. AP They’re all framed. Jane Rosenberg captures the world’s most ...

Willem de Kooning is best known for his frenetic, abstract canvases, but another aspect of his practice has long escaped attention: his drawings. A forthcoming exhibition at the Art Institute of ...

Most retrospectives unfold like a stately procession. You buy your ticket and proceed through a choreographed sequence of galleries, scrutinizing first the juvenilia, then the promising early work.