Arts & Entertainment

WASHINGTON – When artist Jasper Johns was mourning the end of his relationship with Robert Rauschenberg, he took one of his famous flag paintings, made it black and dangled a fork and spoon...

DETROIT – When a painting attributed to Vincent Van Gogh was bequeathed to the Detroit Institute of Arts in 1990, it was met with immediate suspicion from scholars and art experts.“Still life with...

Navajo painter Ed Singer returns to Cortez for his third annual exhibit, “A Portfolio of Record: The Spectators.” The showing includes five major large paintings and many smaller-scale works pulled...

As the creator of classically painted allegorical images, John Grow has few equals. A Durango resident since 1979, by way of Evanston, Ill., his work has won eight Best of Show awards and...

It’s a quick turnaround for the newest exhibit at the Durango Arts Center.“Who’s New?” opened Friday at the DAC and will be up for just a week before making way for the annual Holiday Art Olé!...

The next chapter in the story of Durango’s underground art movement will be written Saturday night at “A Novel Idea: A Guerilla Art Show with Words.”“I noticed that I express words quite often or...

The closing of Sol Cycles in Dolores may have left the town without a downtown bike shop, but it opened a door (two, actually) for Sideshow Emporium & Gallery owner Heather Narwid.Narwid, whose...

Two important things to know about Joey Lawrence:First, for those unfortunately scarred by ’80s television, it’s not that Joey Lawrence.Second, Joey L., as he’s known, is not like other...

Let’s be clear right up front: This is a big, big deal.Phil Stern is a living legend, and his work is living history. And we here in Durango are the only ones outside of Milan, Italy, who get to...