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Curves With Verve

Art Deco pieces are adaptable and aesthetically evergreen, worth the effort necessary to find high-quality examples.

This fall the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston showcases its collection of Dutch works on paper from the turn of the 20th century.

John Grillo’s work, rooted in Bay Area abstraction, has followed its own migratory path over the painter’s almost 80-year-long career.

With new techniques and materials available, quilters are creating ambitious fabric artworks that can hang next to any painting.

For George and Ilone Kremer, who have amassed a major trove of Dutch Golden Age paintings, collecting and learning are inseparably linked.

Middle Eastern contemporary art, as diverse as the region’s countries and cultures, is taking the world by storm.

Bold, colorful designs from the golden age of poster art look as fresh today as they did in the 1890s.

Cleve Gray—painter, scholar and critic—arrived at his own contemplative, ego-free version of Abstract Expressionism.

The Transcendental Painting Group aimed to convey spiritual truths through abstract art.