The Biggest Unsolved Art Heist Happened 35 Years Ago: Why Lead Investigator Believes 'Paintings Will Be Recovered'
In 1990, two thieves posing as police officers made off with 13 works of art worth $500 million from Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum ...
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How Do We Break Barriers for Women and Working-Class Creatives in the Art World?
Meg Molloy, founder of the Working Arts Club, discusses the challenges women arts professionals face, from financial barriers ...
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12 art exhibits to explore this spring
From pastoral landscapes at The Clark to the visionary art of Minnie Evans at the MFA, this season's art exhibits embrace the ...
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Empty restored frames highlight Gardner Museum heist 35 years later
In 1990 thieves disguised as police stole 13 artworks from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Their empty frames have been ...
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Swanton artist goes bold; meet Anita Michele Parah
This is my lifelong passion,” Anita Michele Parah said, sitting down at the work table in her studio. “Without it, I wouldn’t ...
In a New Exhibition at the Barnes Foundation, Cecily Brown Takes the Long View
While hanging Cecily Brown’s new exhibition, the curators at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia noticed that Brown, the ...
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The Jane Gallery: Creating a space for female and queer artists
Philadelphia, Pa -- The Jane Gallery in Old City, Philadelphia, is an art gallery dedicated to female and queer artists.
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What's new at the Mu? Blind artists' work in new show
Sight Unseen,' a show featuring work by blind artists, will be on display from March 22 to May 18 at the Massillon Museum.
Two-woman art show at Hedge Gallery examines the future of presence and humanity
Hedge Gallery in 78th Street Studios has an eye on color and the future with a two-woman exhibition featuring Meryl Engler and Rita Montlack. Their artistic voices join forces in a flurry of reduction ...