A gallerist poses with "Self-Portrait" (1882-83) by Norwegian painter Edvard Munch during the press photocall for the ...

Edvard Munch’s The Scream holds an almost mythic status in the pantheon of art, its face a touchstone for the existential ...

The hut, which sits adjacent to the remains of the historic North London Mill, had a soft opening last winter and is now ...

Mitchel County’s St. Ansgar First Lutheran Church, founded in 1853 and dedicated to Scandinavia’s patron saint, the French ...

Performing Arts of Woodstock and TroupEnigma’s production of Henrik Ibsen’s “An Enemy of the People” opens a three-week run ...

Bengaluru’s vibrant food scene is set to heat up with three exciting festivals, each offering a unique mix of flavours, live ...

Munch was one of the first truly modern painters. One who dug beneath the social and psychological veneer of the everyday.

Couldn’t get to the British Shooting Show? Ed Jackson rounds up some of the high points, to suit all kinds of shooters and ...

Emigration shaped Norwegian history, but many stayed as living conditions improved from 1870-1914, transforming society and ...

the play premiered in 1882 in Chicago, in an auditorium on Milwaukee Avenue at Huron. There it was performed in its original Danish (then the written language of both Norway and Denmark) to an ...

The Red Barn Studio Museum preserves the workspace of Lester Raymer, a local artist whose creative recycling of materials resulted in whimsical, thoughtful pieces that embody the prairie spirit of ...