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There is an exciting new aesthetic to Islamic art and culture, with talent waiting to be discovered
Rembrandt painting featuring artist's 'fingerprints' to go on sale in London
Empty nesters downsize, but there’s always room for art
The Benin Bronzes are not just virtuoso works of art – they record the kingdom’s history
Springville museum showcases spiritual side of Utah art
New Kehinde Wiley plate set at auction through November 29th
Black collectors, E.T. & Lynn Williams filling their lives with art
Variety and virtuosity – the objets d’art of Luigi Valadier
Online Bible-and-art project launched at cost of $2.5 million
11 advisors resign from a Jewish Museum in London to protest the ‘heartbreaking’ sale of its collection
The shock value of Sarah Lucas still hasn’t worn off
America’s epidemic of 6,000 empty churches
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK
Who was Don Shirley? ‘Green Book’ tries to solve the mystery
For Jewish Israelis of Yemenite heritage, reviving a past
Happy Thanksgiving in a 21st century remake of Norman Rockwell’s ‘Freedom from want’
Collectors Mr. & Mrs. Frist: She prefers art that’s ‘in your face’
Nick Cave on his darkly exquisite new work: ‘Is there racism in heaven?’
Damien Hirst's gigantic uteruses are a bold correction to shocking ignorance
Mohamad Hafez: the artist using artwork to celebrate Syria's past
Aretha Franklin gospel film is finally released, 46 years after it was made
Fourth plinth: a winged bull of syrup is defying Isis
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK
Exhibition at the de Young museum explores Paul Gauguin's inspirations
Detroit Institute of Arts opens newly expanded Asian art galleries
Collector Terrence McNally cherishes the light in art. Until it goes out.
The modern Arab artists who have turned to words
Five new books touch on American Jewish identity and what will sustain it into the future.
Nalini Malani turns to a Greek myth to retell Indian tragedies
Sundaram Tagore Gallery presents "Lalla Essaydi: Truth and Beauty" through December 15, 2018
How a group of gay male ballet dancers Is rethinking masculinity
Louvre Abu Dhabi draws one million people in debut year
Hyde Collection exhibits rare early texts
Nine global artists explore paper in unexpected ways
Critic's Pick: Meet Warhol, again, in this brilliant Whitney show
Five more museums acquire art from Souls Grown Deep Foundation
In search of the real thing: China’s quest to buy back its lost heritage
Value soars for Leonardo da Vinci drawing after ‘Salvator Mundi’
Parrish Art Museum acquires three large-scale paintings by David Salle
Exhibition presents a multicultural perspective on the sensory experience of religious ritual in the ancient world
Sotheby's announces highlights of their November offerings of Latin American Art
Caravaggio’s mark of madness traced in his paintings
Robert Indiana’s estate is auctioning $4 million in art to cover mounting legal fees
In Strange Girls, the mixed-media artist Melissa Stern pokes fun at twisted gender dynamics
Op-Ed: Ark Encounter numbers are strong and getting stronger
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK
In new film, ‘Boy Erased,’ a young man struggles with faith and sexuality
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