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A Strange Bequest

The inside story of how a major World War II-era German collection ended up in an obscure Swiss museum.

Scottsdale’s art scene encompasses the ancient to the avant-garde, from Native American to local and international contemporary art.

In his last decade and a half, J.M.W. Turner seemed to transcend all known standards, baffling the critics but inspiring future generations.

An all-inclusive exhibition of Paul Strand’s work comes to Philadelphia, showing Modernism and modernity through a 20th-century lens.

Contemporary artists are pushing their pens and pencils in new directions and letting viewers draw their own conclusions.

In his bold, geometric work, Al Held eschewed subjectivity and strove for structure

Classic works of illustration art, created to be mass-reproduced, are now giving the greatest American painters a run for their money.

Beatriz Milhazes layers Brazilian exuberance over abstractionist rigor.

With a single loan, the Dallas Museum of Art becomes one of the biggest Islamic-art repositories in North America.