Even though cats seem to rule the internet, I agree with Svetlana Petrova that we need more classical art with cats.

There is something about Orange Cats that already feels a little… Renaissance-coded. The confidence. The audacity. The ...

Since the far-off times of Ancient Egypt, women and cats have been aligned in art and culture, taking root in ideas about wisdom, independence, cunning, warfare and protection, and secret or occult ...

We may know about the artist Louis Wain and the fondness for cats that dominated his work, but it so happens that another feline fan was already including cats in his canvases when Wain was still a ...

Here’s how Amanda Seyfried’s art world wish — to be transformed by Los Angeles artist Mark Ryden into a caricature-on-canvas “with blood trickling down my throat and me holding a dead cat” — came true ...

Since 2014, a recurring art show dedicated to cats has captured common feline actions (commandeering a pet parent’s lap, unflinchingly staring down an onlooker, shredding upholstered furniture and ...

When Jason West was invited to curate an exhibit at 4Art Space in Bridgeport, the Brookfield artist wanted to do something more interesting than, as he says, “Hey, paintings!” Trying to attract a ...

Cats are a lot of things to their owners — snuggly companions, non-judging confidants, sources of great joy and comedic relief. To Spokane artist and designer Shawfan Khan, her cat Crusty is all of ...

One fat cat has found his way into some of history’s most famous pieces of art. Russian artist Svetlana Petrova is behind the series “Fat Cat Art,” which features her 22-pound cat Zarathustra in the ...

An art show called Uncaged: The Unbearable Weight of Genius Cat Art is coming to CatCon October 1-2, 2022. The convention, held this year in Pasadena, brings together cat culture and pop culture—a ...

"A story with legs" is what journalists sometimes call one that people can really relate to. That certainly applies to the subjects in the story Anna Werner is about to tell, partly because we share ...