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The detritus that accumulates in our over-stimulated brains. Art review by Sarah Kent

The painter who never stopped seeing her subjects as individuals described her works as ‘pictures of people’ rather ‘portraits’, writes Matthew Sperling

Interdisciplinary study analyzed fossilized soot and charcoal from lighting sources.

CLOSE-UP—Titled ”Silk,” this photo of a California poppy flower taken by Ian Lewis is one of the art pieces that will be on display during the “Boundless Encounters” exhibit opening May 11 in Simi Valley. Courtesy photo Artists are bound only by the limits of their own imaginations. The Simi Valley Art Association is showcasing

The Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center will present “Boundless Encounters: A group exhibit by the Simi Valley Art Association” from May 11 through June 25 in its Upper Gallery, 3050 E. Los Angeles Ave. The exhibit will showcase the variety of artwork and skill of members of the Simi Valley Art Association. A free gallery-opening

The step is in line with a larger effort by museums around the world to “decolonise” their collections. This is the first such effort to repatriate the ancestral human remains of an indigenous community in India, possibly South Asia.

The museum is home to the largest Naga collection in the world: approximately 6,500 objects, 898 of which are on display.

Artwork and protest materials created by environmental activism group Extinction Rebellion will go on display at an exhibition in Oxford.

Join us at the Hoboken Historical Museum's Shipyard Passageway at 1301 Hudson Street on Sunday, July 17 at 5pm for a very special talk, "Main Street: How a

The Frog Princess at Chautauqua Park  One of the best family summer activities is back for a new season in 2022. Arts in the Open presents The Frog