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The Morgan Library & Museum Presents Shahzia Sikander: Extraordinary Realities
A new exhibition highlights the first 15 years of the internationally celebrated artist's career.
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A new exhibition highlights the first 15 years of the internationally celebrated artist's career.
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The Japanese-American photographer's entire Nuclear Enchantment series is on view at the Connecticut museum through October 10.
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In a series of vignettes compiled by the University of Michigan, the video zine Daisy Chain features the perspectives of nine artists during this time of reentry.
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Land Art: Past, Present, Futures brings the genre’s early innovators together with contemporary artists, scholars, and activists exploring “what’s next?”
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For its third year, Massachusetts Design Art & Technology Institute launches free public art exhibitions and numerous programs to reenergize a downtown community.
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COLLECT is a unique opportunity to discover emerging artists, view new work by established artists, and build art collections — all without leaving home.
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77% of past mentees at the Association of Art Museum Curators have secured new and/or elevated positions after participating in this program.
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This short film celebrating the diverse cultural connections of Santa Fe will premiere in a virtual event with renowned dancers Jock Soto and Harrison Coll.
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You can digitally test up to 4,000 antique and contemporary frames from Lowy’s vast collection with any artwork of your choice.
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The 10-episode series features stories of transformation from 10 guests.
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For more than 100 years, Pacific Northwest College of Art has served as a dynamic creative center for emerging artists, designers, and cultural producers.
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The Manetti Shrem Museum is hosting a multidisciplinary showcase of work from 27 arts and humanities students through September 6.