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A Monumental Arte Povera Survey in a Parisian Palace of Wealth Sidesteps Anti-Capitalist Critiques
Once a critique of capitalist excess, many Arte Povera works have now become luxury objects, displayed in a museum funded by ...
An exclusive look inside Meow Wolf Houston: lowrider culture, vintage toy ads, queer cowboys and DJ Screw
One of the most spectacular components is Cowboix Hevvven, a working bar and restaurant within Meow Wolf Houston. It's set in ...
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Santa Fe Has an Incredible History of Pottery — Here’s How to Explore the City’s Artistic Heritage
Pottery runs deep in Santa Fe, from hallowed Pueblo collections to clay-throwing pubs.
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These Are the World’s Most Haunted Paintings
Stories of haunted paintings have circulated for centuries, and we love these tales because they suggest that the creative ...
Mural honoring Pete Rose displayed downtown Cincinnati
A mural honoring Cincinnati's hit king is now being displayed downtown, in time for BLINK art and light festival.
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The City Where Paint Became Art
The Met’s new exhibition on Siena—the first of its kind in America—shows how the possibilities of strange, colorful ooze ...
Museums are instruments of political influence
Museums have long been seen as bastions of culture and education, their walls adorned with humanity’s most profound creative ...
DC nonprofit chronicles city’s Latino murals in effort to preserve them
If you walk around numerous neighborhoods in D.C. you may notice one of around three-dozen murals painted by Latino artists.
Christie’s Seeks $50 Million for Rare Ed Ruscha Gas-Station Painting
Owned by Texas billionaire Sid Bass, the piece is one of the few wall-size versions of the artist’s best-known motif.
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New LSU Museum of Art exhibit tells story of how Americans learned Impressionism then owned it
New LSU Museum of Art exhibit tells the story of how American artists discovered a new genre of painting called Impressionism ...
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‘Keeping the Culture: The Last Twenty-Five Years’ exhibit opens at Morgan State
The Last Twenty-Five Years' at JELMA, showcasing African American art and celebrating Black artists' contributions.
On Sukkot, the Jewish ‘Festival of Booths,’ each sukkah is as unique as the person who builds it
Like many Jewish rituals and traditions, from lighting Friday night candles to hosting Passover seders, Sukkot is primarily celebrated in the home – or rather, in the yard. Translated as the “Festival ...