Classical art is known for its beauty and sophistication, but if you look a little closer (and add a few captions), you’ll see it has a hilarious side, too. These funny memes take timeless works of ...

Nearly 91 years after 'American Gothic” wowed the world, Grant Wood's iconic 1930 painting continues to tickle viewers' fancy. Some of those viewers have left their mark on mass-produced copies of ...

Watch what happens when a classical painter dives headfirst into the chaotic world of Roblox art games! From wildly ambitious creations to hilarious fails, this video captures the perfect mix of art, ...

The art world is frequently as grim as the news, sometimes worse, but “Funny Business: Photography and Humor,” an exhibition at the Phoenix Art Museum, promises comic relief. The show was curated by ...

Union Hall, the compact, nonprofit contemporary art space tucked into a corner of a condo building downtown, has gained a reputation as the gallery that cares about curators. Its “Rough Gems” program ...

There will be some who see Paint‘s trailer and dismiss it as a silly little movie. I don’t blame them. It stars Owen Wilson in a ridiculous wig playing a cartoonish version of The Joy of Painting‘s ...

Mary Ruefle, "Some Say," 2017, 5.5 x 7 ⅝ x ½” x ½ inches (all images courtesy the Robert Frost Stone House Museum) On pages 36 and 37 of Captain January, a 19th-century children’s novel by Laura E.

Garfield fans have a cool opportunity to own the complete artwork of one of the newspaper strips. On Auction over at Heritage Auctions, this strip is from June 13th, 1980. It features the pesky cat ...

LOS ANGELES — Art Linkletter,whose "People Are Funny" and "House Party" shows entertained millionsof TV viewers in the 1950s and '60s with the funny side of ordinaryfolks and who remained active as a ...

Humor columnist Art Buchwald in his Washington office in 1977. His satirical strategy: “The writer must be careful he is not accused of being a hater of mankind. The best way to do this is to abuse ...

The world is thick with commentators who are indistinguishable, in their pretensions to glamour and wisdom, from the political knaves that inspire their furious discourse. The late and legendary Art ...