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African American artists have for decades used their work to protest injustice. A new exhibition highlights the works of African American artists who use their artworks to address issues of race, gender, and the economy.
Eight thousand photographs by celebrated photographer Annie Leibovitz go on display at Luma Arles, France
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Claude Monet Early Years of Rebellion, Pain, and Success are revealing. Learn about Claude Monet Paintings and his struggle as a young painter trying to find his path in the art world
American Visionary Art Museum is 21. In celebration, the museum has put together some amazing Fall shows that will reposition Outside art and artists to the center
View of the Sea at Scheveningen, one of Van Gogh paintings stolen from Van Gogh Museum in 2004. Image: Van Gogh Museum ART […]
Katy Siegel’s new position as Senior Programming and Research Curator at the Baltimore Museum of Art brings new challenges. Image: Baltimore Museum of […]
Sarah Kennel, Ph.D: New Curator of Photography at Peabody Essex Museum. © 2015 National Gallery of Art, Washington ART NEWS PEM appoints […]
Suzanne Opton, American (b. 1950). American Soldier Birkholz: 353 Days in Iraq, 205 Days in Afghanistan, 2004. Inkjet print (printed 2010), 41 […]
Treasure of Harageh 5 banded Travertine objects are part of the Egyptian treasures sold to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Image: Bonhams ART […]
Emily Kernan Rafferty, the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s first female president, is set to retire after leading the museum through a period of sustained growth.
Edward Hopper, American, 1882-1967, The Railroad Tracks1931, oil on canvas, 32 x 50 in. 38 x 56 in. (framed). Emma Harter Sweetser Fund- […]
Nupta Contagioso/ Primordial Sound (production still, detail) 2014, single-channel digital video, colour, sound by Madison Bycroft, one of the artists in Primavera. […]