Museums

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In real life, Jerome was a combative intellectual. Artists made him lovable.

Leonardo’s unfinished Jerome, in New York, is one of several magnificent representations.

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The first major U.S. show devoted to the artist who helped forge Leonardo da Vinci’s genius

Verrocchio emerges from the shadows in a landmark exhibition at the National Gallery of Art.

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In the galleries: The heady works of Soriano at OAS Art Museum of the Americas

The Cuban immigrant’s pieces boast traits found in great oil paintings from 500 years ago.

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Robert Frank’s photographs captured the bleak reality we’re still living in today

His epochal book “The Americans” demanded that we look again — and again.

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Winslow Homer was sentimental. That’s a good thing.

One of America’s most popular and revered artists, he is the subject of two compelling shows.

Art from the Corcoran reestablishes its place in D.C. with exhibition at AU

“Moves Like Walter” features 88 works from the renowned collection that now has many homes.

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In the galleries: ‘Habitats’ at Target Gallery showcases the nature of creativity

The 22 pieces in the exhibition depict the conflict between humans and their environment.

MoMA turns itself inside out for the 21st century

New York’s Museum of Modern Art is reopening after its latest expansion. But it’s not just the building that has changed.

What happened when Trump visited the African American History Museum, according to its founding director

Arriving at the museum, the president’s aides said he did not want to see anything “difficult.”

Lonnie Bunch, the Smithsonian’s first black leader, on the challenge of making it ‘a place that matters’

He always thought of himself as the quintessential outsider. Until, he says, ’one day you wake up and you are the quintessential insider.’

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In the galleries: If creative ceramics are your cup of tea, go to the Renwick Gallery

The Smithsonian gallery‘s retrospective spans 40 years of Michael Sherrill’s works.

Glenstone’s connections to dance, now and on the horizon

Works by Pipilotti Rist, Andy Warhol, Sol LeWitt and others show the fluid relationship between visual and performing arts.

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In the galleries: An exhibition that draws attention to overlooked issues

The participating artists want “to give voice to those who may not have opportunities to speak.”

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A guide to the Mall’s best gardens, which are lush, romantic — and often hidden.

Some of the city’s most-treasured spots are green, small and not monumental.

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This Native American artist should have been a household name. But he died at 31.

T.C. Cannon exhibition in New York spotlights the many what-ifs of a career cut short.

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In the galleries: At two Washington spaces, art of a political caliber

Touchstone and H-Space exhibitions present artists’ takes on today’s America

At the Sackler Gallery, a rarely seen view of Iran by six women photographers

‘My Iran: Six Women Photographers” spotlights the diverse work of contemporary female photographers from Iran.

The art of working with chronically ill kids, creating ‘emotional portraits’ to help them heal

How two Maryland painters interpreted the poetic words of young patients reflecting on their medical journeys.

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Bill Viola’s videos show what art can do and expose what the Barnes Collection lacks

Eight jewel-like works in a new exhibition underscore how bad Albert C. Barnes’s vision truly was.

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In the galleries: Artechouse’s ‘Infinite Space’ has waves of natural influences

Artist Refik Anadol’s retrospective draws from ocean currents and meteorological reports.