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This may be your only chance to see “Six Persimmons.” Painted with ink on paper in the 13th century, probably by a Chinese monk named Muqi,

Herbert Gold, a novelist whose verbal inventiveness and keen eye for the complicated emotional transactions of love and marriage established him as on

a href= http://www.jhg.art target= _blank John Hansard Gallery /a , part of the University of Southampton, in partnership with Pushkin House, is de

Thirty-two works by Connecticut-based sculptor Arthur Carter are now on view at the a href= http://www.thewadsworth.org target= _blank Wadsworth At

Natalie Ball: bilwi naats Ga’niipci opened at the a href= http://www.whitney.org target= _blank Whitney Museum of American Art /a , November 1

a href= http://www.cueartfoundation.org target= _blank CUE Art Foundation /a presents Insight Outsight, a solo exhibition by Ling-lin Ku with ment

The dance started — or seemed to start — with people walking onto the stage before finding a spot and lying down. The bright, blisteringly w

As early as 1981, when Benjamin Buchloh published “Figures of Authority, Ciphers of Regression” in October, Neo-Expressionism and the concomitant resurgence of texture and pathos within painting was met with almost unanimous critical rejection.

a href= https://www.praz-delavallade.com target= _blank Praz-Delavallade Paris /a is now showing Maude Mariss new solo exhibition with the galle

Boujemaa Kouti still remembers the screams of his neighbors trapped under the rubble of their houses, calling for help that horrific night 63 years ag