The Art of Maurice Sendak' boasts more than 450 objects and artworks, tracing a rich creative life and enduring body of work.

This exhibition shows that even as Sendak stuck to simple themes, his art style was varied, energetic and wildly creative.

"Where The Wild Things Are" has sold more than 50 million copies worldwide and has been translated into dozens of languages since it was published in 1963. The book follows a boy named Max who ...

The kids were certainly ready for the Wild Rumpus to start. “I’m a wild thing!” declared one nearly 3-year-old at the Denver Art Museum’s “Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak.” ...

“Where the Wild Things Are” sits on over 19 million shelves globally. It’s not just because of the colorful and mischievous ...

By Paul Grein Carole King’s Really Rosie, her 1975 collaboration with legendary children’s author and illustrator Maurice Sendak, marks its 50th anniversary with a vinyl reissue on Feb.