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Listen to Taylor Lorenz's book talk, dance to Jessie Ware, and attend the reopening of the National Museum of Women in the Arts.

Closed since the summer of 2021 for a $67.5-million renovation project, the first since its 1987 opening, the National Museum of Women in the Arts will reopen

‘Multiplicity: Blackness in Contemporary American Collage,’ which features 52 collage artists, is on display Sept. 15-Dec. 31

LUBBOCK, Texas — The fight over a proposed high-rise building for student housing in the South Overton Neighborhood played out Tuesday at city hall. On a vote of 4 – 3, the City of Lubbock City Council voted no. The council held a public hearing Tuesday. The proposed seven-story, 707-bed building with 529 parking spaces […]

WASHINGTON, DC—The Phillips Collection announces its schedule of exhibitions and programmatic highlights through summer 2024.

In a time of death and unrest amid a brutal pandemic, Tim McFarlane wondered if his art was enough.

Having long been married to a painter, I am aware that for most artists, making art is a solitary activity. Every day, my wife goes to her studio to create, to think, and to be her own critic. Except for the days that she has to teach, she is loyal and looks forward to being in her space.

Shows at the Phillips Collection, its Southeast satellite space and Gallery Neptune & Brown reveal the range of an artist known for his jazz photography.

It’s Juneteenth weekend in the Ozarks, and celebrations began Friday at the Springfield Art Museum.

Outside advisers brought new perspectives to the reinstallation of the museum's permanent collection.