By Lauren Kaufmann This exhibition is evidence of the venerable museum’s interest in expanding its collections so that more voices and perspectives can contribute to our understanding of our own complicated history. Counter History: Contemporary Art from the Collection, MFA, 465 Huntington Ave, Boston, ongoing Guernica to Wounded Knee, Stan Natchez, 2012. Photo: Museum of…

For some of us here in Santa Fe, almost all we’re ever doing is chasing those Warehouse 21 feels that spanned from the ’90s into the mid-aughts at the one-time glorious teen arts center. That space, at the height of its powers, pretty much single-handedly planted the seeds for the local DIY ethos that spurs…

Chu Tsz-mung, a 17-year-old student at Good Hope School, discovered her passion for Chinese painting in 2018 through a trial class. “I had learned different types of painting before, but Chinese painting was very different because you could express everything using just water and ink,” she recalled. During the Covid-19 pandemic, when on-campus lessons were…

Phoenix Art Museum will commemorate Juneteenth and Pride Month with a variety of events and exhibitions in June, including a Pride Night celebration on First Friday and a closing date for the photography exhibition Widening the Lens. On June 6, from 5 to 8 p.m., the museum will partner with Phoenix-based queer art collective thems.…

To know Uzma Adnan is to know a woman of many talents. But it’s her calligraphy and visual arts skills that truly rise to the top. Originally from Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Uzma has been making her creative mark in New Tampa for seven years. A multimedia and resin artist, her vibrant blend of calligraphy, abstract expression,…

Español (New York, May 28, 2025)— The Metropolitan Museum of Art will reopen its Arts of the Ancient Americas galleries on May 31, 2025. The galleries have been closed to the public since summer 2021, and the reopening follows the completion of a major renovation and reenvisioning of The Michael C. Rockefeller Wing, where the…

Chorus, the current exhibition on view through July 19 in the lumber room, an art venue in the Pearl District, asks visitors to consider its title’s many meanings through the lens of works from the Miller Meigis Collection—an art collection built by lumber room owner Sarah Miller Meigis to support socially underrepresented artists. The exhibition’s…

SYRACUSE — The weather on Saturday was perfect for the 11th annual Chautauqua-Wawasee Fine Arts Festival at Oakwood Resort — a little too cool for swimming, but pleasant for walking the grounds and visiting the variety of vendors involved in the festival. Many of the vendors reported having a very good day. The festival included…