Ilene Dube

In urban areas, we often visit galleries in renovated industrial lofts. Here in the Princeton area, many of our galleries can be found in ...

At first all we see is the black fabric. Soon a hand appears, cutting away at the cloth – there’s a woman inside, cutting through ...

There are nearly 6,000 miles between Kiev – the birthplace of Ilya Genin – and Havana, where the photographer likes to point his lens ...

The African tortoise is a Princeton legend. Known as George, the 200-year-old reptile — said to have been a part of Queen Vi ...

We humans have been gazing at our reflections for eternity. Fascinated by our own visage we have sought to preserve it in sculpture, pain ...

Edvard Munch is among the most recognized artists of all time. His haunting images continue to resonate generations after he made them, a ...

Pulsating light and energy burst from forms that suggest life at its most basic in the provocatively beautiful paintings of ...

Studying Italian master drawings is the cornerstone of an art history education, and Princeton University has one of the most extensive c ...

The theme for this year’s Princeton Environmental Film Fest, Jan. 30 – Feb. 9, is risk. “We are highlighting individual ...

There is the art of war, and then there is war art. Some artists glorify the victory of the battle while others offer commentary on the d ...

Growing up along the coast of Connecticut with woods to run wild in, Ruane Miller, 69, considers herself an outdoorswoman. She loves to c ...

It’s been almost 100 years since French poet and writer Andre Breton founded Surrealism. Now, surrealism pervades the media. Once a ...