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Mystery of 'Salvator Mundi', the World's Most Costly Painting

The Non-Jewish Spanish Artist Who Makes Challah Covers

RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK

Minneapolis Institute of Art Gets an Infusion of African-American Art

An Empire of Bamboo in the Home of Collectors

Discovery of the Divine in Japanese Art in Cleveland

Cleveland Museum of Art Announces New Acquisitions

Reliquaries from A to Z Through September 2019 at the Mucem

Exhibition at Mucem Questions Notions of Identity And Identification Through Different Motif

Jews of Color to be Featured in New Art Exhibit in Santa Monica

Giovanni Battista Moroni is the New Renaissance Face at the Frick Collection

Christian Iconography in Contemporary Art Examined at the Hall Art Foundation

Christie's to Auction a Monumental Royal Mamluk Qur’an

Scientific Symbolism in Ravi Varma’s Paintings

‘Early Rubens’ Review: The Bedrock on Which to Build

Artist Mark Bradford Is Shipping His Plywood Noah’s Ark to Shanghai for His Biggest Show in China Yet

RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK - He is Risen

RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK - Palm Sunday

After an N.F.L. Career, Keith Rivers Enters the Collector's Field

Artist Nick Cave Talks About Surrendering to the Sacred

Pace Gallery Opens an Exhibition of New Paintings by Raqib Shaw

Colonial Williamsburg Acquires its First Judaica Objects

Review: Stanley Spencer, the Peculiar Painter Who Brought Jesus to Berkshire

Daniel Mitsui's Ink Drawings Available for Easter 2019

Review: El Anatsui’s Monumental New Show Is an Act of Justice

Opinion: Longing for an Internet Cleanse

15th Century Painting 'Madonna of the Pomegranate' Confirmed as Botticelli

Hong Kong’s Richest Citizen Has Opened the City’s First Buddhist Art Museum

RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK - Fifth Sunday of Lent

Some People Put on a Show; Others Stage an Art Fair

Why Store Art, When You Can Share It? A Collector's Trove

Ben Quilty on Empathy, Angry Art, Backlash And That Jesus Photo

Treasures of Esoteric Buddhism on Show in Tokyo Exhibition

How the Queen of Sheba Connects the Art of Three Major Religions

The Private Art of the Public Space Architect of Hudson Yards

Baroque ‘Esther’ Oratorio’s Fate Overturned by Miraculous Rescue From Obscurity

Ramesh Mario Nithiyendranin New Powerhouse Exhibition in Australia

Titus Kaphar on Putting Black Figures Back Into Art History

The Creative Process of Manaku and the Pahari Painters: Layers of Memory

Catholic Priests Burn Harry Potter Books in Poland

How New Role Models Are Inspiring Young Muslim Women to Reimagine Their Lives

Saudi Artist Daniah al-Saleh’s Work ‘Sawtam’ Deconstructs Arabic Language