Wethersfield Academy for the Arts has a reputation for offering a diverse array of programs and classes. On Sept. 20, the Academy kicked off its fall lecture series with “The Life and Work of Al ...

A "Short Take" on the long career of artist Al Hirschfeld is quite a challenge -- a challenge our Faith Salie is happy to take on: "I found myself drawing more and more in line and less and less in ...

One summer day in the early 1960s, Michel Kleinbaum, a diamond setter who lived in New York City, paid a visit to his favorite thrift store near where he worked in Manhattan. It’s the place that he ...

Happy (almost) New Year! We’re saying good-bye to 2013 by revisiting some of our favorite stories of the year. Enjoy. Yesterday, Co.Design covered a new exhibition of the late, great Broadway ...

The Al Hirschfeld Foundation (a not-for-profit organization) has successfully regained complete control of all of Al Hirschfeld's work and announced today that any and all relationships between it and ...

Hirschfeld’s Sondheim contains Hirschfeld art drawn from life before the opening night of each of Sondheim’s productions. All of Sondheim’s best-known plays are included — West Side Story, Follies, A ...

Artist Al Hirschfeld died Monday after a lifelong career drawing the stars of stage and screen. Ray Suarez speaks with a cultural writer for The New York Times and close friend of Hirschfeld. For more ...

A dispute over the legacy of caricaturist Al Hirschfeld has held up publication of his life story. Farrar, Straus and Giroux was supposed to release “Hirschfeld: The Biography” by Ellen Stern on Oct.

Al Hirschfeld’s longtime dealer Margo Feiden has some news for potential buyers of the artist’s Upper East Side townhouse: that eight-foot original “mural” inside is actually just wallpaper. Ms.

More than a dozen years after Al Hirschfeld’s death, his art remains instantly recognizable. The elastic, almost rubbery line. The cleverly exaggerated eyes, eyebrows and hair of countless movie and ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Al Hirschfeld is so closely identified with Broadway that there’s even a theater in that bustling district named for him. And for ...

Happy (almost) New Year! We’re saying good-bye to 2013 by revisiting some of our favorite stories of the year. Enjoy. Yesterday, Co.Design covered a new exhibition of the late, great Broadway ...