Before Disney softened them for the screen, fairy tales were strange, unsettling stories about monsters, danger and survival.

What’s Next for Fairy Tail? Along with Edens Zero and Dead Rock‘s ongoing manga, the Fairy Tail franchise will be branching out even more in the near future as the official sequel manga, Fairy Tail: ...

Natalie Frank, All Fur III, 2011-14, Gouache and chalk pastel on paper, 22 x 30 inches (55.9 x 76.2 cm). Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Courtesy of the artist “I was so taken by the stories that I ...

Natalie Frank, “Little Red Cap I” (2011–14) (all images courtesy the Drawing Center) In the back room of the Drawing Center, Natalie Frank‘s lavish pastels conjure fairy tales in all their grisly and ...

Natalie Frank’s deliciously dark fairy tale drawings, the stars of her critically acclaimed 2015 show at New York’s Drawing Center, are being transformed into a new ballet. Grimm Tales will debut in ...

Fairy Tail has some of the biggest fan pairings in action and manga franchises ever, and the original creator behind the series has released some cute new art for Natsu Dragneel and Lucy Heartfilia!

Fairy tales help us imagine new worlds where everyday problems find magical solutions. Their characters and stories ask us to examine with fresh eyes our relationship to the natural world and with one ...

Kristen Young (right) stands with her daughter, Annie, as they take in “Gretel’s Contemplation,” a painting Young created for the Spirit Room’s exhibition on the theme of formative fairy tales. Ethan ...

Virginia Frances Sterrett’s artwork for an edition of Old French Fairy Tales is like the platonic ideal of fairytale art — the colors are so vibrant, the lines so strong. It reminds me of Aubrey ...

MK Guth, “Ties of Protection and Safekeeping” (detail) (2008) Synthetic hair, flannel ribbon, and ink, 1,800 ft., configuration variable. Courtesy of the artist ...

An art exhibition titled "Winter Fairy Tale" was held in Baku over three days in March, bringing together hundreds of young ...

Visitors to the George R. Brown Convention Center downtown might notice some big, circular devices on the plaza at Avenida Houston. They’re part of an art installation, aptly called LOOP, which is ...