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Charleston: High Culture in the Lowcountry
March is a special month for art and antiques in historic Charleston, South Carolina’s art capital.
Sean Scully: Memory of Land and Sea
In his latest exhibition, Sean Scully depicts land, sea, and sky with eloquent simplicity.
Pierre Bonnard: Warm Color
A sweeping exhibition at the Tate Modern reintroduces Pierre Bonnard as a great painter of the 20th century.
Bauhaus Centennial: Two Schools of Thought
In honor of the Bauhaus’ centennial, Harvard’s Busch-Reisinger Museum showcases its expansive collection of Bauhaus-related works.
Arthur Osver: The Inner Landscape
Formed as an artist in the crucible of American industrialism, Arthur Osver journeyed into realms of abstraction to find a unique way of seeing and painting.
Edna Andrade: The Geometry of Perception
Edna Andrade’s art transcends the “Op” label, revealing her fascination with mathematics, psychology, and the inner workings of nature.
Arms and the Man
The Met puts a cache of rare decorative English firearms on view for The first time.
Whole Cloth
The Wolfsonian’s latest exhibition brings the history of Italian textile design from Genoa to Miami.
Turner and Constable: Figures in a Landscape
The contrasting approaches of two great masters of English landscape painting, Turner and Constable, are showcased in a new exhibition at the Clark.
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