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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An exploration of the personal value of museum postcards and their ability to unify art from around the world.
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This essay explores some of the questions one encounters in a world 'ruled' by the sciences, namely: why do art?
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You don't have to go to a museum to wax poetic about art. You can do it in your own neighborhood!
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Through a conflictingly cynical and optimistic perspective, this opinion piece discusses the months of allegations of sexual misconduct made against powerful male figures in Hollywood, politics, and the art world.
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A look at the surrealist movement in 2017 through the work and influences of David Lynch.
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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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An analysis of Picasso's "ready-made" sculptures, one of his lesser-known media, and how they differ in style and purpose from his iconic paintings.
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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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The Louvre is must-see for most tourists in Paris. But what about the Musee D’Orsay: an overlooked art cultural gem in Paris?
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Nedret Andre is a Boston based artist who merges art and environmentalism colorful paintings of seagrass.
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The controversies surrounding the 2017 Whitney Biennial go far beyond Dana Schutz’s now infamous work. Can the good outweigh the bad of this year’s most talked about exhibition?
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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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