It’s beginning to look a lot like a very Merry Christmas for Kylie Minogue. The 1980s pop queen has bested Wham!’s perennial holiday favorite “Last Christmas” to take the top spot of the U.K. singles ...

Read full article: Bayou City Art Festival returns to Memorial Park for Fall 2025 celebration, meet this year’s featured artist The BOO!seum and BOO!scovery Center have a cauldron full of thrills to ...

Netflix is offering the legions of fans of its breakout hit KPop Demon Hunters a deep dive into the film’s creative DNA, and has given Cartoon Brew early access to the digital version of the film’s ...

The Balloon Museum has opened its 'Pop Air' exhibition in Houston, featuring inflatable, light-based and interactive works by artists from several countries. The museum project began in Rome in 2021 ...

Today at the Marciano Art Foundation is Corita Day — a celebration of so-called 'pop art nun' Corita Kent. The day features artmaking and a chance to see Kent's photographic work. Why it matters: Kent ...

Pop artists painted (and sometimes actually incorporated) household items, used mass production techniques and mass media messaging, and, the Guggenheim notes, “took inspiration from advertising, pulp ...

"Paris Review," a 1967 screenprint by Venezuelan American artist Marisol, is on view in the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego exhibition "A Decade of Pop Prints and Multiples, 1962–1972: The Frank ...

“Flying Pizza” by Claes Oldenburg from “New York Ten,” 1964. (Photo by Pablo Mason/MCASD) Pop Art — a movement that challenged artistic convention in the 1960s — is the focus of a major exhibition ...

Funko Pop! figures aren't known for being terrifying or graphic in any way. The pop culture collectibles have become famous for their simple, cute, exaggerated, and recognizable design, capturing the ...

Among the many major movements of the 20th century, Pop art remains one of the most influential today, remaining highly sought after by collectors and a continual source of inspiration to new ...

A thrillingly revisionist history of the era at the Whitney Museum uncovers a current of art that sprang from eros and the uncensored minds of R. Crumb, Martha Edelheit and others. By Deborah Solomon ...