Exhibitions
Relax Like You Are in 12th-Century China and Take in These Lush Landscape Paintings
When the Confucian elite got stressed, they'd stare at nature paintings to recharge and renew their souls
Google Is Documenting the World's Street Art
The Street Art Project already includes some 4,000 images of street art, some of which no longer exist
Watch George Clinton's P-Funk Mothership Get Reassembled For Its Museum Debut
A timelapse video shows Smithsonian curators rebuilding one of music's most iconic stage props—the Parliament-Funkadelic Mothership
See 19th-Century London Through the Eyes of James McNeill Whistler, One of America's Greatest Painters
The largest U.S. display in 20 years of Whistler artworks highlights the artist's career in England
The Many Manifestations of the Color Pink
Lisa Kessler traveled across the country to hunt down images that show pink in America
These Artists Turn Trash Into Wearable Treasure
Scott and Lisa Cylinder use retooled or found objects to create their clever, one-of-a-kind baubles.
How Motel Ownership Offers Indian-Americans a Gateway to the American Dream
America's motels are owned mostly by families from the Indian state of Gujarat, a new exhibit tells the story of life behind the lobby walls
Why It's Time to Show Failure Some Respect
An Irish exhibition titled "Fail Better" argues that flubs make success possible
American Cool at the National Portrait Gallery
Join curators Frank Goodyear and Joel Dinerstein in a sneak peek of their new show
Painting with Beads: A New Art Form Emerges in South Africa
"Ubuhle Women" at the Anacostia Community Museum showcases the work of a community of master beaders
The Real Frida Kahlo
A new exhibition offers insights into the Mexican painter's private life
When Portugal Ruled the Seas
The country's global adventurism in the 16th century linked continents and cultures as never before, as a new exhibition makes clear
Global Empire
The curator of an ambitious new exhibition explains how Portugal brought the world together
Points of View
Artist Paul Signac steps out of the shadow of his celebrated colleague, pointillist Georges Seurat, to star in a new exhibition at the Met
The Age of Edo
A new exhibition illuminates one of the richest eras in the history of Japanese art
Ahead of the Curve: the Art of Charles Rennie Mackintosh
With his wife, Margaret, he changed the face of Glasgow; now the city is celebrating them by sending a major exhibition across the pond
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