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a href= http://www.artic.edu target= _blank The Art Institute of Chicago /a is presenting Christina Ramberg: A Retrospective on view from April 20

Stunning and much-deserved, it's the largest and most comprehensive exhibition ever devoted to the Chicago artist's work.

ICOSA and PrintAustin juried exhibit runs through Feb. 17

Pittsfield-born artist Jim Nutt has been making a version of this imagined portrait for the last 40 years, a mode that has dominated his practice. It is in fact his

They look at you from behind inscrutable eyes, aloof and moderately annoyed, jaw lines jutting like ice floes. The faces are at once classically famil

In his first show of new work in over a decade, he has been occupied with a single subject: a portrait of a woman, in which he finds endless variation and human emotion.

WE ARE NEARING the five-year anniversary of the fire at Brazil’s Museu Nacional that devoured nearly twenty million artifacts. By now, we know the immediate and semi-immediate causes of this anthropological, archaeological, and artistic catastrophe, from the inappropriately installed wiring that led to the short-circuiting of an air conditioner, to the lack of sprinklers, to the systematic neglect (under the banner of austerity) of Brazil’s cultural institutions, to the global warming that n...

Lygia Pape's Tecelares at the Art Institute of Chicago are revelatory. Plus, a play inspired by pho and art inspired by techno.

a href= http://www.artic.edu target= _blank The Art Institute of Chicago /a announced both the acquisition of a transformative collection of conte

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