MFA Exhibition: Black Stories, Black Futures | Arts and lifestyle
Our student body is one of the most diverse in Boston and that number is growing every year. This week I…
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September 2021
Artist returns blank canvases after receiving $ 84,000 for museum art
He called the play "Take The Money And Run".
A Danish artist delivered two blank canvases to a museum after he loaned her £ 84,000 to use in his work.
Jens Haaning was to recreate two of his 2010 pieces for the Kunsten Museum of…
At the SC Historic Marker, 2 women retrace their family history | South Carolina News
By EMILY WILLIAMS, The Post and CourierCHARLESTON, SC (AP) - While waiting on the sidewalk of Broad Street, Margaret Seidler was holding a copy of the book that had led her to the woman she was about to meet.After months of emails and long…
Robert Gentile, linked to Gardner museum art theft, dies
Robert Gentile, a mobster who for years denied authorities' suspicions that he knew anything about a multi-million dollar treasure trove of art that was stolen in a museum heist in 1990 and who is still missing, is deceased. He was 85…
In 60 years, the art of the Carter Museum has evolved from the Old West to the diversity of America
September 22, 2021 Fort Worth resident Jacurria Allen spent a recent Sunday afternoon strolling through the Amon Carter Museum of American Art.She stopped and studied "The Negro Looks Ahead", a bronze sculpture of a black American from…
Charlotte Street Foundation exhibit confronts America’s incomplete stories
The Charlotte Street Foundation Gallery recently opened a new art exhibition, "With Liberty and Justice."
Artists from across the country exhibit paintings, sculptures, photographs, videos and poetry. The exhibit offers views from…
Phillip K. Smith III wins the 2022 Palm Springs Art Museum Art Party Award
The roots of Lightworks go back to Opening, his first light-based installation, premiered in 2010 while he was the artist in residence at the Palm Springs Art Museum. “Much of my early work dealt directly with light and shadow, often…
“Undoing Time: Art and Histories of Incarceration” opens after years of work
ASU Art Museum exhibition showcases unpublished work on mass incarceration
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Kingston Author Sara B. Franklin Tells Oral Food Stories
Photo by Natalie Conn
Historian and oral author Sara B. Franklin offers to find her career path and give voice to the stories of women in food and agriculture.
Sara B. Franklin's early experiences with food were a bit… complex.…
“A Creative Polymath”: Isamu Noguchi’s Life Explored in New Barbican Exhibition
As the Barbican prepares to show the Japanese-American designer and sculptor's first retrospective in 20 years, we explore his life, his inspirations and his work.
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September 9, 2021…