Art
Restorationist Botches 16th-Century Spanish Statue of Saint
Reports indicate a local priest hired an art teacher to restore the polychromatic wooden statue, with cartoonish results
You'll Have to Take a Boat Ride and a Hike Through the Forest to Get to France's Newest Art Museum
A new French museum puts an out-of-the-box spin on the usual gallery experience
Maya Freelon’s Immersive and Interactive Sculptures Bring Tissue Paper to Life
Her artwork will be a part of this weekend’s By the People Festival at the Arts and Industries building
Museum Ties Portraits of the Wealthy to Their Slaveholding Pasts
New signs at the Worcester Art Museum illuminate how wealthy New Englanders benefitted from the slave trade
The Neuroscientist in the Art Museum
At Massachusetts's Peabody Essex Museum, Tedi Asher is using neuroscience research to create impactful art experiences
How This Comic Maker Plans to Make Everyone an Artist
The first annual "By the People Festival" kicks off in the Washington, D.C. area with interactive art, gospel, Jazz, opera and other performances
'HALO' Makes Art Out of Subatomic Particle Collisions at Art Basel
The site-specific installation by British artist duo Semiconductor revisits the universe’s first moments
Why Artists Have so Much Trouble Painting Lightning
A new study compares painted versus photographed depictions of lightning bolts' offshooting branches
How the Brits Refuted Nazi Germany’s ‘Degenerate Art' Exhibition
The 1938 show celebrated works by German Expressionists, defended artists on world stage
Could This Sculpted Head Depict a Little-Known Biblical King?
Archaeologists uncovered the enigmatic two-inch head at Abel Beth Maacah, site of an ancient crossroads
High-Tech Scanning Shows Picasso's Blue Period Evolution
A new study of "La Soupe" reveals it underwent as many as 13 layers of revision
What to Know About This Weekend's Centennial British Suffrage March
About 45,000 women are expected to participate in four-city procession—projected to be one of the largest collective art events in British history
Tate Britain Confronts the Aftershocks of World War I
The museum's newest exhibition explores how British, German and French artists struggle to comprehend bloody conflict
New Clues Emerge in Search for Stolen Caravaggio
The nativity scene taken from Sicilian chapel in 1969 may have ended up in Switzerland
Expert Says He's Found New Clues Into Location of Long-Lost Frida Kahlo Painting
‘La Mesa Herida’ was last seen in Poland in 1955
X-Rays Show That Van Gogh’s Sunflowers Will One Day Wilt
A new analysis shows that half of the canvas held in Amsterdam is painted with pigments that darken with exposure to UV light
Ida O’Keeffe Is Finally Getting Her First Solo Museum Exhibition
Georgia O’Keeffe’s younger sister was also an artist, and this fall the Dallas Museum of Art is bringing her work into the spotlight
For the First Time, See Historically Excluded Black Folk Artists at the Met
'History Refused to Die' shows off the masterful works made by self-taught artists from the American South
Archives Reveal Touching Stories on the Life of Robert Indiana, the Man Who Invented “LOVE”
Smithsonian curators reflect on the legacy of the iconic artist, following his death at age 89
See Georgia O’Keeffe’s Little-Known Hawaii Paintings Blossom Next to Real Plants
The show at the New York Botanical Gardens features 300 Hawaiian plant types
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