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An image of the Clark showing the Center, original building, and Manton Research Center
The Clark Art Institute Makes Plans to Expand After Generous Donation

Just four hours from New York City, and serving as the main art institution for schools…

Installation view, Toward Joy: New Frameworks for American Art. Brooklyn Museum, opens October 4, 2024.
Reframing Complicated Narratives for a Contemporary Audience at Brooklyn Museum

Toward Joy: New Frameworks for American Art reimagines 400 artworks from the permanent collection of…

Homage to Nina Simone, 1965, Bob Thompson
Top 10 Must-See Pieces at the Minneapolis Institute of Art

Dedicated to inspiring wonder through the power of art, the Minneapolis Institute of Art has over half-a-million…

Left: Unidentified artist, Shawl, Ethiopia, 20th century, cotton, 110.49 x 195.58 cm (43.5 x 77 in.). Salem, The Peabody Essex Museum, Gift of Charles R. and Elizabeth C. Langmuir, after 1973, acc. no. E68695. Right: Aïda Muluneh, Part Three (from the 99 series), 2013. Photograph printed on Hahnemuehle Photo Rag, Bright White, 40⅜ x 39⅜ in
Ethiopia at the Crossroads: An Exhibit of Resilience

Africa sits as the world’s second-largest continent and holds an intriguing and extraordinary …

Vincent Van Gogh, Le café de nuit (The Night Café) (1888). Oil on canvas. 28 1/2 × 36 1/4 in. (72.4 × 92.1 cm).
10 Must-See Pieces at Yale University Art Gallery

Founded in 1852, the Yale University Art Gallery is the oldest university art museum in the Western Hemisphere…

Game On at the National Museum of Scotland.
Game On: The Nostalgic Art of Video Games

The light in the room glows yellow. Sounds are muffled, except for the familiar four-note bass line. Pixelated aliens rain down from the top of the screen. I shoot, but am quickly…

Aerial view of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas
10 Must-Sees At Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

Skillfully designed by world-renowned architect…

The large family tomb, cut into the rock of the hillside, with painted frescos and mosaic paving.
Rome’s "Drugstore Museum" is a Hidden Archaeological Gem

To the much overused truism about death and taxes, another certainty can be added: dig anywhere in Rome and you will find ancient ruins. Within the basements of modern city…