MUSEUMS

A critic goes to Miami’s Art Basel to answer your questions, and his.

Artist aims for rhythm between influences of music and visual arts on each other.

A Cooper Hewitt exhibition, “Design and Healing: Creative Responses to Epidemics,” explores the evolving architecture of health care.

It’s easy to see why both Marie Antoinette and Diderot admired Anne Vallayer-Coster, one of the most acclaimed female artists of the 18th century.

The Nigerian American artist’s first D.C. exhibition is an otherworldly experience.

Tribute to Nancy Frankel incorporates a common thread dedicated to her life and artistic outlook.

The decision, announced jointly with family members, includes removing the pharma family’s name from the wing that houses the Temple of Dendur.

The art world began to normalize, with major shows — and smaller crowds — returning.

A virtual photogrammetry tour of the Tenement Museum in New York and how the lives of immigrants were affected by disease, public health, and housing laws.

“How do you understand the situation you are in if you don’t understand where it began?” asks Alice M. Greenwald, president of the National September 11 Memorial Museum.

Raises questions about who has access to resources, citizenship, and the right to sovereignty.

National Capital Planning Commission votes for a revised design that ends two years of discussion and compromise about the Smithsonian site.

Matisse's "The Three O’Clock Sitting” puts his model in the spotlight at the Met

The Getty surveys the meticulous and chilling vision of Henry VIII’s court painter.

Intricately constructed sculptures sidestep chaos with a strong and harmonious vision.

Jan van Eyck's “Saint Francis of Assisi" painting at the Philadelphia Museum of Art is a miniature masterpiece of visionary thinking.

“Geppi’s Gem’s” will delight superhero buffs and connoisseurs of comic-book history.

The most popular Smithsonian museum needs to shut its doors to complete the first phase of a seven-year renovation.