Welcome to One Fine Show, where Observer highlights a recently opened exhibition at a museum outside of New York City—a place we know and love that already receives plenty of attention. A new show at ...

In 1992, the writer Julia Cameron published The Artist’s Way, a manual for “creative recovery” that advocated for practices like writing freehand morning pages and taking yourself on weekly “artist ...

A new Artist’s Way Workbook Club, a 12-week peer-based program designed to support local artists, writers and creative ...

Julia Cameron on the rituals that unlock creativity, and the new tools she's adding to the mix. Jan Vermeer, A Lady Writing a Letter (ca. 1665). From the National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. Photo: ...

This timeless appeal is inevitably foregrounded throughout the impressively original London exhibition, which weaves her works with those of another celebrated historical photographer active a whole ...

When Julia Cameron began sharing her ideas about creativity with a few friends in her living room 25 years ago, she never imagined that these conversations were leading her to a gold mine (both ...

"Just over 100 years separate the creative lives of Julia Margaret Cameron and Francesca Woodman," said Sean O'Hagan in The Observer. The former was English, "a Victorian pioneer of imaginative ...

Julia Cameron’s self-help book has sold five million copies and spawned several spin-offs – including the new The Daily Artist’s Way - Spencer Weiner/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images If you’re a ...

One of the great takeaways from the small, elegant, and wonder-filled show “Arresting Beauty: Julia Margaret Cameron” is how much fun Cameron must have been. Born in Calcutta to a trader father, she ...