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Met Museum Tells Staff It's Extending Pay Through May 2

Famous Shoe Designer Christian Louboutin Explores World's Treasures

Ope-Ed: What Men Can Learn From Mary, Mother of Jesus

Romare Bearden’s Rarely Seen Abstract Side

A Fight Over Money, Loyalty and Who Gets Credit for an Artist’s Rise

Philip Campbell's COVID-19 Inspired Social Art Project: Colorful Masks

RELIGIOUS ARTS | NEWS OF WEEK -- Jan van Eyck

The Saint Who Stopped an Epidemic Is on Lockdown at the Met

New York City Ballet Cancels Its Season but Will Pay Employees

Arts Groups, Facing Their Own Virus Crisis, Get a Piece of the Stimulus

Ticketholders Seek Refunds as Coronavirus Prompts Mass Cancellations

RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK -- Daniel Mitsui

Color and Design Matter in this Collection. So Does Optimism.

Recreating Never-Never Land: The Art Collection Of Sara and Nassib Abou Khalil

Indiana's Daniel Mitsui Provides Coloring Sheets for Homeschoolers

One Collector's Obsession With All the Snowmen We've Made Together

'Agnes of the Desert" Joins Modernism's Pantheon

Met Museum Prepares for $100 Million Loss and Closure Till July

IUPUI's Herron School Postpones Opening of Tsherin Sherpa's Show

Concerts Are on Hold. Workers Behind the Stars Are Hurting.

Art Galleries Respond to Virus With Online Viewing

An Artist Whose Buddhist and Painting Practices Converge

In Italy, 'lo Resto a Casa,' but Still I Dance

RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK -- Kara Walker

Finding Each Other, and Collecting Art, in the City

Artadia Names 2020 Los Angeles Awardees

Striking a Pose for What It Means to Be a Man

Two Artists, Two Views of the Human Figure

Following the Civil Rights Trail

Richly Decorated Memorials Emerge From Ancient Traditions

John Singer Sargent’s Secret Black Male Muse

Lost, and Now Found, Art From the Civil Rights Era

RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK - Photographer Sarp Kerem Yavuz

Michael Manganiello Collects Yesterday’s and Tomorrow’s L.G.B.T.Q. Art

Can a Museum Full of Sacred Art Fit in One Book?

Rome Celebrates the Short, but Beautiful, Life of Raphael

Karel Lek: Jewish Painter Who Found 'Freedom' in Wales Dies

NOMA Presents “Buddha and Shiva, Lotus and Dragon: Masterworks from the Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection at Asia Society”

Art Institute of Chicago Celebrates El Greco on a Lavish Scale

Chinese Fashion Designer Sparks Outrage After 'Appropriating' Sacred Tibetan Art

Ark Encounter, Creation Museum Chosen as America’s Top Religious Museums

Dedication Materials in Buddhist Image on View at Smithsonian

"Death Is Not The End" Exhibition to Open at The Rubin Museum of Art

AIA Chicago's LGBTQI+ Alliance's Winter Social Features Work by Doug Birkenheuer

Piece by Anila Quayyum Agha Back at Toledo Museum of Art

Louvre Cancels Bulgarian Religious Art Show Amid Row Over Emphasis on Islamic Art Influences

Inspired by the Baroque Painters, in Particular Caravaggio

RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK -- David Frye