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An architect behind a number of interiors at some of the country’s most famous landmarks has died aged 91.

The free public exhibitions will open with each artist talking about their respective exhibits beginning noon Friday, Jan. 14. 

Mario Moore will be the artist-in-residence at the Rubenstein Arts Center in Spring 2022. Moore will visit classes at Duke and beyond, and the Nasher Museum of…

The 31-year-old Rochester photographer's rare early-career retrospective at George Eastman Museum runs through June 19.

COVID has changed how the art industry works, from high-end museums to emerging artists.

As part of the program, the work of 16 MU students and alumni is on display at the MX — or Mercantile Exchange — Building in St. Louis this holiday season.

For Ambre Armstrong, a native of Madisonville, Kentucky, pursuing art wasn’t a given. But one emotional, fateful day touring New York City’s Museum of Modern Art in her late 30s would change her way of thinking. The road ahead for Armstrong would be a test in perseverance from day one. To make college accessible to her, the UK HealthCare worker attended the university on a part-time basis taking advantage of UK’s Employee Education Program, and then she weathered the unthinkable.

To coincide with the launch of their perfume – “The Internet” – New Models asked a group of scholars & creatives to identify the smell of the web.

Prof. Derrick Spires, literatures in english, will discuss citizenship and Black intellectual history in a webinar this Wednesday.

Admission list for the test based departments would be announced on December 19, 2021