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D.C. is hosting the first major exhibition of Qurans in the U.S.
The sublime and the divine: Ashmolean exhibition explores Islamic divinatory art
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK
Theatre Review: In ‘The Harvest,’ a Crisis of Feeling for Young Evangelicals
Movie Review: In Nate Parker’s ‘The Birth of a Nation,’ Must-See and Won’t-See Collide
The Art of the Qur’an – landmark exhibit shows holy book as text and work of art
Hanukkah at the Jewish Museum, New York
Denver's Holy Moly-Religious Commentary in Contemporary Art
Newly reinstalled galleries showcase Newark Museum's holdings of Native American art
A mass of tangled red yarn unravels to overtake a Brazilian chapel
State of the art: A Q&A with the Smithsonian's new religion curator
A Surreal rendering of Christian salvation
James Ensor's carnival of grotesques crackles like a twisted fairy-tale – review
ArtNet's Daily Pic: Andy Warhol’s Christ as a 90-pound weakling?
Smithsonian's Sackler Gallery presents first major United States exhibition of Qur'ans
Spiritual Revival: Marnie Weber Casts a Perverse Spell
Flemish 'Mystic Lamb' masterpiece restored after chaotic past
Outsider Art Fair Returns to Paris Focusing on the Spiritual
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK
Baby Jesus Statue in Canada Turns Heads With Artist's 'Shocking' Restoration
Artist Duo McDermott & McGough’s Show Critiques Sexual Oppression
Rome ‘decorum cops’ remove mural showing Pope Francis as graffiti artist
Works by Shoshannah Brombacher Now at Brooklyn Jewish Gallery at CKI
For Confucius and His Descendants, a Cultural Comeback
Book Review: David Salle’s ‘How to See,’ a Painter’s Guide to Looking at and Discussing Art
Art & Design: An Updated Uffizi Is Unveiled
Anila Quayyum Agha Takes Manhattan Walking in Her Mother's Shadow
The Wheaton Professor Wore a Hijab in Solidarity — Then Lost Her Job
Art & Design: Insiders Dish on the Art Market
A Museum’s Seal of Approval Can Add to Art’s Value
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK
Photographs of Women's Tortured Lives in Churches and Museum of Contemporary Religious Art
‘Valentin de Boulogne,’ Bright Star in Caravaggio’s Orbit
Reimaginging the Divine Art of Asia at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Cecily Brown’s Repeated Images Tell a Story About Drawing
The Secrets Behind Sargent’s Intimate Portrait of a Jewish Family
MaÃno's Adorations: Heaven on Earth on view at UK's National Gallery
Prado Museum Presents Different Depictions of the Immaculate Conception
Getty Museum Explores the Curious Blend of Science and Spirituality Known as Alchemy
Run to See Agnes Martin at the Guggenheim, Then Stay a While
Review: Caravaggio's Imitators Pale Beside the Painter's Irresistable Genius
Utah’s Top Mormons in ‘All-Out Revolt’ Against Donald Trump
The Joy of Reading Between Agnes Martin’s Lines
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK
Orlando Furioso’s Imaginative Universe 500 Years Later
Devan Shimoyama helps explore impact of guns at Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art
Expressionist Religious Artists Responds to Troubled Times
New Christian Drawings by Chicago Artist Daniel Mitsui
Corita Kent: Spiritual Pop at Portland Art Museum
African-American Christian Art Offered at Swann Auction Gallery
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