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Lari Pittman: Controlled Chaos
Lari Pittman’s kaleidoscopic works open windows on contemporary culture and the art of painting. Continue reading
Body and Soul
Italian Baroque paintings on loan from Naples show how the Old Masters used the human body to express emotion and spirituality. Continue reading
First Families
Three dynasties of Native American ceramics artists are chronicled in an exhibition at the Crocker Art Museum. Continue reading
Surreal World
The deep impact of the Surrealist movement on Latin American art is made clear through a major exhibition in Florida. Continue reading
Bridget Riley: Good Optics
A retrospective in London directs our eyes to Bridget Riley’s innovations in vision. Continue reading
Charlotte Park: The Quiet Abstractionist
Charlotte Park, a master of line and color, is at last being given her rightful place in the galaxy of Abstract Expressionists. Continue reading
Nubia: The Kingdom and the Power
The artistic wonders of Nubia, ancient Egypt’s southern neighbor, go on view at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston Continue reading
Romare Bearden: Portrait of the Artist
Romare Bearden’s autobiographical “Profile” series is reunited at the High Museum in Atlanta. Continue reading
James Tissot: Fashion, Forward
A new exhibition looks at James Tissot’s sumptuous depictions of High Victorian society and then some. Continue reading
Ageless Images
An exhibition searches for recurring symbols through thousands of years of art. Continue reading
Wolfgang Paalen: The Painter of the Possible
Wolfgang Paalen, artist, art theorist, and expert on tribal art, looked to the ancient past while charting a course for the future. Continue reading
André Masson: A Brush Dipped in Fire
The unfairly neglected André Masson gets a major retrospective in a small French museum. Continue reading
Multicultural Modernism
NYU’s Grey Art Gallery opens up new perspectives on 20th-century art from India, Iran, and Turkey. Continue reading
Kay Nielsen: Fantasy Worlds
The visionary illustrator Kay Nielsen gets a show at the MFA Boston. Continue reading
