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Latin artists remind us of the importance of art as a political tool to raise consciousness.
Latin artists remind us of the importance of art as a political tool to raise consciousness.
Giovanni di Paolo painted an abstract rendering of the cosmos with Adam and Eve’s expulsion from paradise
“Inside Outside, Upside Down” offers area artists a rare showcase in a major museum.
With new Frankenthaler Climate Initiative funding, museums across the country are innovating to protect their collections, reduce their carbon footprint and support local communities.
She taught at Montgomery College, mentored children and helped found artists’ groups.
Exhibit depicts curiosity, discipline and inventiveness during two significant periods.
“The New Woman Behind the Camera” is a survey of about 200 photographs taken by women from around the world in the four decades after World War I.
At the Art Museum of the Americas, “No Ocean Between Us” features work by Wifredo Lam and others.
Dystopian imagery looks 100 years ahead where nature fights to survive
The Korean American artist is the subject of an international traveling retrospective, the first major show since his death in 2006.
Federal government completes seizure of the illegally imported ancient artifact.
The Friends of the National Museum of the American Latino helped persuade Congress to create the new museum and is now pressing to have it built on the increasingly crowded Mall.
Frankenthaler’s “Jacob’s Ladder,” showcasing her signature style, reminds us that she gave birth to a whole school of painting.
Ragnar Kjartansson worried that his video installation might be sentimental rubbish. It’s one of the most celebrated artworks of our time.
Three-artist show raises the temperature with novel and colorful approaches.
The Dupont Circle modern art museum, which has more than doubled its collection during Kosinski’s tenure, is celebrating its centennial this year.
A meteorologist examines the atmospheric conditions in these classic images.
Check out these must-see artworks before August 9.
Artworks run the gamut from warped honeycombs to eerie, replicated vegetables
The architect of the Vietnam Memorial is back with “Ghost Forest,” an installation of 49 dead cedars, up through Nov. 14 in Madison Square Park.