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From a Lost Titian to Minimalist Masterpieces—The Many Showstoppers at TEFAF Maastricht
At TEFAF Maastricht 2025, Old Masters meet Minimalism, and medieval armor stands alongside Warhol and Art Deco. See ...
9 new books to read in March, and a long-sought artifact comes to the Huntington
The image features inscriptions, which the Huntington materials suggest act a bit like speech bubbles, quoting passages from ...
Smithsonian Magazine2d
Talking With Our Hands: Nail Art Inspiration at the Smithsonian
Ameya Okamoto, Santana Walker, and Celeste Hampton—part of the Smithsonian's Nail Art Project. Photos courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution When Indigenous entrepreneur and aesthetic innovator ...
Smithsonian Magazine3d
A Stunning Collection of Rarely Seen Ancient Roman Sculptures Is Coming to North America for the First Time
The marbles in the Torlonia Collection have been inaccessible to the public for decades. Now, some of them will be exhibited ...
USA Today4d
Haitian refugees lose protected status as Trump makes good on deportation promise
More than half a million Haitian refugees who sought shelter and stability in the United States will lose protection against deportation this summer under a policy change by the Trump administration.
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Four March art exhibitions that foster a connection to place
Artists present a mirror and a moral compass with their work, offering countless opportunities to reconnect with place and ...
An art critic’s guide to Paris, from the Louvre to Dali
To some, Paris is the City of Light. To others, it’s the City of Love. But to art lovers, it’s simply the city of art — and ...