Illustrations by the artist, commissioned for The Times in 1962, were sculpted on spuds before being stamped onto paper.

How the Pop artist’s screenprints of everything from cans of soup to electric chairs — and everyone from Marilyn Monroe to Chairman Mao — changed the way we see the world. Illustrated with lots ...

A $31 million outdoor civic space is set to debut next year in Downtown Pittsburgh’s Cultural District, part of an ongoing ...

Most of all, true beauty is the result of a mind that is true and right. Righteousness comes first. Superficial beauty ...

Make sure that you are with an adult when making food. Andy Warhol was a Pop artist known for making art about everyday objects including food. One of his famous pictures is a print of a soup can ...

The stage is set for an all-out superstar showdown, and we’re not talking about the on-field action. With Super Bowl LIX ...

As art takes the spotlight this month and L.A. unites post-wildfires, these game-changing figures continue to reflect shared ...

He snubbed Andy Warhol, fell for himself in tennis whites and asked a trial artist to Mar-a-Lago to capture his likeness after the assassination bid … we take a tour of the new president’s taste in ...

Soup rewards patience but doesn’t demand constant attention, making it perfect for someone like me just getting comfortable ...