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Museums and the art market are finally giving Charles White his due
'A soaring miracle of art' – Albukhary Gallery of the Islamic World review
Exhibition presents 11 commissioned portraits of people Kehinde Wiley met during a 2017 visit to St. Louis
The Museum of Russian Icons opens the first exhibition in more than 50 years of a lost masterpiece
Collectors: Ann Ziff loves a good Aria. And Eskimo goggles
The Museum of the Bible removes five of its Dead Sea Scrolls from view after researchers prove they’re fake
Memory fuels art and activism in Mark Bradford's 'Tomorrow Is Another Day'
For two architects, the art they own is entwined with their lives
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK -- VOTE #AOP2018
Europe’s largest museums will loan looted Benin bronzes to Nigeria’s planned Royal Museum
Fighting racism with our spiritual roots in California's Bay area
Michael Bloomberg thinks midsize arts nonprofits can change American cities, and he's spending over $100 million to prove It
A painter examines Matthew Shepard's murder motived by hate, 20 years later
Their land defiled, forest people swap flower worship for Quran and concrete
Spiritual sparks helped inspire the radical and visionary art of Hilma af Klint
Brazil enthralls with an art show of Afro-Atlantic history
The decline in our spiritual vocabulary has many real-world consequences
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK - VOTE #AOP2018
Is all art sacred art? In a prose meditation, one poet makes the case
At the Met Museum, the Grand Enigmas of Delacroix
3 things Catholics should learn from the Met’s ‘Heavenly Bodies’ exhibit
UK supreme court backs bakery that refused to make gay marriage cake
What the debate over religious freedom and LGBT rights means in Indiana
Mumbai artist’s ‘Menstruating Durga’ hurts religious sentiments, but has its supporters
Walter Isaacson reveals the secrets of history’s greatest genius in Leonardo da Vinci—now in paperback.
Sacred art stolen from Yucatecan churches
Books: Belief is back: why the world is putting its faith in religion
In Paris, a celebration of Caravaggio’s Roman days
Call for artists, Encyclical Exhibition, 2019
ArtPrize names winners for 2018
African American artists are more visible than ever. So why are museums giving them short shrift?
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK - VOTE #AOP2018
Here are the artists who have received this year’s MacArthur ‘Genius’ Grants
At Frieze, a woman’s place is everywhere
10 best pieces at Frieze London 2018
David Hockney wouldn’t paint the Queen. But he made her a stained-glass window.
Alpha & Omega Prize winner's new show is "Bulletproof"
Indiana Jane Fortune, the champion of Florence’s female artists, dies at 76
The Frieze Art Fair is going Hollywood
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