Director Marie-Eve Jacob and sculptor Marc Lepire recount the moment the final touches were put on the centrepiece of the world's largest winter festival — the Ice Palace at the Carnaval de Québec.

If you don't want to spend your entire winter cooped up indoors, swing over to Québec's 71st Winter Carnival where you can experience winter life in Québec City. For decades, the festival has ...

There are tons of free things to do in Boston in February, including a free film screening and a Grammy watch party.

The dragon sculpture at the foot of the Wawal Castle in the southern historic city attracts millions of ... 1960s and officially installed in 1972. A metal dragon statue in front of the Wawel ...

These events are not only a showcase of art and culture but also a reflection of the city's multicultural tapestry and joie ...

The reddish metal ... art studio and the construction site. This photo was taken in December 2024. Courtesy Karen Murphy It seems unlikely that project officials will face any penalties from the city.

The Eaton fire, near Altadena and Pasadena, northeast of the city, destroyed as many as 5,000 ... excitedly lifted a key from the jumble of metal, glass and ash — only to realize that whatever ...

When Kat Florence found out that the historic cinema in her hometown was under threat from developers, she decided to act ...

Brad Torchia for The New York Times The artist Camilla Taylor is mourning “over 20 years of artmaking,” including hundreds, if not thousands, of prints, drawings, and sculptures in metal ...

Soft Opening’s Condo exhibition, titled Oes with Works Like Esses, features a new group of metal sculptures in bronze ... Ultravioleta from Guatemala City, “the culmination of a long-standing ...

In 1631, Mughal emperor Shah Jahan I commissioned the Taj Mahal to house the tomb of his favorite wife. With its symmetrical ...

It's an Art Moderne astronomical observatory from the ... Francis McMath — a renowned civil engineer who had led the company that built the Quebec Bridge — had been tinkering with telescopes ...