Popping with color, filled with motion, Jules Chéret's posters captured and created moments for Parisians in the decades before World War I, telling them what to wear, where to go for fun, even what ...

Whether they encourage the purchase of baking powder or the start of an uprising, whether they hang in the bedrooms of preteens or on the walls of the subway, whether they center on travel or turmoil, ...

The exhibition explores the remarkably wide-ranging body of propaganda posters created as an artistic consequence of the 1917 Russian Revolution. Marking its centennial, this exhibition delves into a ...

A psychedelic art exhibit kicked off Saturday, showing off some iconic music memorabilia from the ’60s. Visitors can experience the fashion alongside classic posters for psychedelic rock groups ...

Around Christmas in 1894, the actress Sarah Bernhardt called Maurice de Brunhoff, the manager of Lemercier, a publishing company in Paris that produced her promotional posters. Bernhardt was one of ...

Across the nation, shows offer a vast range of creations, including exhibitions focusing on Black and Mexican American artists. By Ted Loos This article is part of our latest Fine Arts & Exhibits ...

The horrors and heroism of World War Two are given a fresh look in an Art Institute of Chicago exhibition of rediscovered Soviet propaganda posters, which depict Hitler as blood-thirsty, anxious and ...

If Elvis hadn't come knocking in 1956, would Hatch Show Print still be turning the handle of its press today? Maybe, but Elvis put them on the roadmap of music history. That's a fact, and the ...

"One thing is clear. These posters are trouble." That's the message artist Benny Nemer gave in an audio letter to Jane Becker Nelson, director and curator of the Flaten Art Museum at St. Olaf College.

BOSTON - The KidStage Theater at the Boston Children's Museum has always been a place of wonderment and excitement. "This is the kids theater, this is for children. So not only are we showing them ...