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The artwork by Johannes Vermeer, exhibited in The Hague, was the latest artwork to be targeted by protesters concerned about climate change. One person glued his head to the painting and another glued his hand to the wall.

By Women. For Women. About Women.

Sumptuous propaganda? LACMA shows artifacts and religious works designed to fire the imagination.

The artist’s survey at MoCA, with its empathetic portraits and quirky sculptures, speaks to the larger struggle of Black artists to achieve a level of recognition that is long overdue.

Tensions have been simmering over plans for a new addition to a beloved Olmsted park: A memorial for African Americans whose nearby burial ground was taken over by municipal projects.

An Afro-Brazilian artist from a Rio favela is having his U.S. debut at the Shed this week.

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Especially on the coasts of the state, the wealthy are increasingly choosing to start their own museums rather than house their collections in someone else’s.

The 24-year-old “internet kid” from Liverpool melds contemporary iconography with figurative works of art.