Chris Triunfo

The artist’s Instagram account shows a variety of styles.

The band at the forefront of London’s New Jazz scene brings their show to Boston for the first time.

Just in time for the holidays, high-tech installations tackle everything from gender to criminal justice.

Getting a showcase at the biggest arts festival in the world wasn’t the experience the creators of “Moon Walk” had imagined.

Jeremy Osburn calls himself an outsider artist.

B-52′s lead singer Fred Schneider talks all things Halloween

Boston Ballet teams with Walnut Hill School for the Arts

The concert scene is better than ever at the state’s largest art museums.

Báez will create an architectural sculpture that imagines ancient ruins below the venue.

Gallagher’s paintings are case studies in color, texture, and experimentation.

The 40,000-square-foot venue will kick off the fall season on Oct. 31 with UK DJs Camelphat & Gorgon City.

At the start of his career over 30 years ago, Jim Kociuba was the only art teacher in New Hampshire’s Hopkinton school district. Now retired, he’s focusing on his own art.

The Globe chatted with Stizz before the show to hear his thoughts on Boston’s music scene and his experiences in it.

Sam Fish poured his passion for skateboarding, illustration, and street art into an empty Downtown Crossing storefront.

‘Experimentation should be innate to an artist’

Her art reflects her experimentation with the methods and materials.

The band’s 80-minute prog-metal fever dream is its first album in 13 years.

She took a risk to pursue her art, and it seems to be paying off.

His art is less focused on style than it is on a specific philosophy — he believes that abstraction can be harnessed to convey complex ideas.

The rapper’s new full-length strikes a balance between the gritty mixtape “Suffolk County” and his more radio-friendly debut album “One Night Only.”