Producers for the cartoon “The Simpsons” debuted an opening-credit sequence Sunday designed by British artist Banksy,depicting the show’s behind-the-scenes production as dark, abusive and sad.

The always clever and often subversive opening sequence for "The Simpsons" took a darker-than-usual turn with Sunday's episode, depicting the animation process for the Fox cartoon series as ...

Shepard Fairey, Other Graffiti Artists to Guest Star on ‘The Simpsons’ The March 4 episode will also feature Ron English, Kenny Scharf and Robbie Conal.

Workers at the Boston's Museum of Fine Arts are scrubbing the institution of a collection of crude Homer Simpson drawings found spray-painted around the grounds. Images of the cartoon character's ...

While many visitors know about the official Simpsons mural, Springfield, Oregon is home to dozens of murals of other Simpsons characters – and plenty of non-Simpsons murals – on side streets ...

A 2008 painting of Bart Simpson by British graffiti superstar Banksy is now on display at the Habana Outpost restaurant at the edge of the ... public pranks, and mockery of the art marketplace.

The unfolding benefit fraud racket which has seen a former Labour MP implicated in a scheme which saw people falsely claiming disability benefits, has inspired tongue-in-cheek graffiti featuring ...

Famed graffiti artist created "couch gag" for Sunday's episode, depicting the animation process for the Fox cartoon series as sweatshop drudgery performed by an exploited Asian underclass.