Arts

Here’s a complete list of winners at the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards. “Game of Thrones” and “Fleabag” win top honors.

Bradford Young, the cinematographer of “Arrival” and “Solo: A Star Wars Story,” is preparing a multi-screen art installation that examines how black communities seek healing.

Jumping off the awards fanfare, major broadcast networks—still tied to a seasonal scheduling cycle—will roll out around 60 prime-time shows in one week

Another farewell to “Game of Thrones” and a close race in comedy are among things to watch for in Sunday’s awards show for television.

John Singer Sargent’s charcoal portraits captured the great and the good.

Simone Missick stars as a newly appointed judge who has to learn the ins and outs of the Los Angeles County court system.

A criminal profiler turns to his serial killer father for help finding a copycat slayer who’s on the loose.

Brad Pitt stars as an astronaut whose father disappeared on a mission to contact extraterrestrial life in James Gray’s sci-fi look at the loneliness and isolation of space.

Matt Tyrnauer’s documentary paints a picture of a ruthless lawyer who was as successful as he was unlikable.

King George V and Queen Mary pay a visit to the Crawleys in the hit PBS series’ big-screen debut.

As actress and model Marisa Berenson illustrated in 1969, weighty gold chains can make an impressive statement, especially when layered. Jewelry brands including Hermès are tackling the style.

Andrea del Verrocchio, Leonardo da Vinci’s mentor, was a stunning innovator and a virtuoso draftsman, sculptor, and painter of psychological depth and subtlety.

The company’s low top sneakers are a hit across the board—celebrities, cool moms and the fashion crowd all love them. Now, after four years of development, Veja is debuting its first running shoe

Van Goghs, a Monet and other paintings collected by disgraced Parmalat founder Calisto Tanzi will be auctioned in Milan in October.

The patron acquired about 1,000 works by artists of the Middle East and Asia during the 1960s and early ’70s, when few Americans were interested in the cultures of these regions.

The singer and guitarist who fronts Alabama Shakes launches her first solo album, a highly autobiographical record that mines the pain of losing her sister.

After shuttering his eponymous fashion label for two years, Thakoon is back with a new concept under the same name, betting that customers want affordable, quality wardrobe essentials with a designer edge

On an album recorded at the Village Vanguard, the pianist leads a quartet in revealing the unexpected in familiar songs.

While abstraction dominated the art world, the painter continued to make representational works drawn from his imagination that moved beyond the everyday or mundane.