The effects of tropical spacial design on visitors’ experience at the vibrancy of Contemporary Latin American art within Pérez Art Museum Miami.
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The Museum of Fine Arts Boston's exhibit Casanova's Europe put antique pieces in a historical context and in doing so brought Europe in the 18th century to life.
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In an effort to assert the importance of women in art history, this show inadvertently reinforces a male-centered narrative.
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The Hampton Throne is a towering and life-sized throne room constructed from found materials which tells an unlikely story of creation.
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Two CFA students’ hard work paid off with their collaborative multimedia exhibition in Gallery 5.
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A discussion of the breadth of New York’s best medieval art collection.
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A feature of a prominent 20th century artist who looked to color, music and Jewish identity for inspiration.
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A discussion of the breadth of New York’s best medieval art collection.
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Private Screening brings together the short films of New England area artists for a thought-provoking mix of experimental, current works.
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Often ignored, the BU Galleries offer innovative contemporary art experiences.
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Imagine seeing a gallery show inside your dorm room. Convenient? Try groundbreaking.
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Four artists transform Le Corbusier’s iconic Cambridge building into an exploration of the relationship between body and building.
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Eleven of Mark Rothko's works are in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, making it the perfect place to take a break from life.
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In the new Takashi Murakami show, the MFA puts Japanese art at the forefront with a fresh perspective.
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A look into the response of Athenian street artists after a German contemporary art exhibition takes over their city.
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"Marlene Dietrich: Dressed for the Image" uses photography and personal artifacts to bring Dietrich's glamor, strong-will, and values back to life.
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