Arts

Pilate asked Christ, “What is truth?” Today, the question would be, “What is art?” Whatever the answer, it is not Hank Willis Thomas’ new monument to Dr. Martin Luther and Mrs. Coretta Scott King. Entitled “The Embrace,” the statue…

Following 16 years of staging well-received original and adapted plays, a South Carolina-based theater troupe is bringing C.S. Lewis’ fantasy epic “The Horse and His Boy” to the World Stage Theater located at the Museum of the Bible in…

JERUSALEM—Shedding new light on the events that transpired after the crucifixion of the religious figure, biblical archaeologists from the University of Oxford announced Monday they had uncovered a 2,000-year-old poster-board photo collage…

Tucked away, three levels up from the Virginia Museum of Fine Art’s fancy headliner sits a small but significant show by the French painter Raoul Dufy (1877-1953). Looking for the exhibit, it was necessary to ask two different museum…

Playwright Jordan E. Cooper may have been a little too on the nose when he said “this is not a play that’s supposed to be on Broadway,” as “Ain’t No Mo,” Broadway’s recent attempt to virtue signal, announces closing not two weeks after its…

VANCOUVER — Darren Weiss won the Jessie Richardson Award for Best Actor – Large Theatre Category on Monday, for his performance as Austin in a production of True West. The win has cemented the young actor’s place in the local theatre scene,…

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki overlooked worries about undue influence to defend Hunter Biden’s upcoming meetings with potential buyers for his paintings. Just this week, reports indicated that Hunter is scheduled to meet…

President Joe Biden launched an unprecedented purge of the U.S. Commission on Fine Arts Monday, according to a letter reviewed by The Federalist demanding resignation letters by 6 p.m. from four of the seven members, including the chairman.…