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Inside The Studio Of Artist Mr Mark Bradford
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK
Kehinde Wiley's Times Square Monument: That's No Robert E. Lee
Collectors With a Focus on the Contemporary and Conceptual
The Beautiful Paradoxes of da Vinci’s Teacher at National Gallery of Art
Byron Kim's Sunday Paintings at MOCA Cleveland This Fall 2019
An Indoor Sea and Miles of Metalwork: Antony Gormley’s Crowning Moment
Shiva Ahmadi, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, and Tsherin Sherpa Reinterpret Religious Practices
An Improbable Relic of Auschwitz: A Shofar That Defied the Nazis
Reassessment of "James Tissot: Fashion & Faith" Coming to Legion of Honor
NM Museum of Art Expands Transcendentalist Collection
Where Outsider Art Got a Warm Welcome Before It Was Cool
DÃa de Muertos Barbie: Respectful Tribute, or ‘Obviously Cultural Appropriation’?
When Starting a Collection Coincides With a Wedding
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK
Bill Viola Survey Now On View at Borusan Contemporary in Turkey
Sundaram Tagore Gallery Presents Anila Agha at Expo Chicago
Our Top 7 Art Works to See at Expo Chicago 2019
The Najd Collection – A Visionary Record of a Bygone World
Madhvi Parekh Defies Categorisation in New York Retrospective
Stephen Town's Explorations of African American History on View at Expo Chicago
Rare Buddhist God Helps "Bodies of Light" Sales Reach Over $3 Million
South Texas Artist Takes a Contemporary Approach to Biblical Portraits
For Heaven’s Sake! - The Fourth Jerusalem Biennale for Contemporary Jewish Art - The Jewish Voice
Thai Hardliners Demand 'Ultraman' Buddha Art be Destroyed
BYU Museum of Art Opens New Religious Exhibition
Online Bidding Ends on September 19 for Sotheby's Old Masters Online
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Chaing Rai's White, Black, and Blue Temples in Thailand Look Like Art Museums
My Parents Give Me $28,000 a Year to Work in the Arts
Margaret Atwood and Salman Rushdie on Booker Prize Shortlist
Artadia's Limited Edition Table-Settings to Support National Artists
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK
James Baldwin’s 1956 Novel "Giovanni's Room" Revisited
Mocking Slave Owners and Celebrating Freedom
Praise Be! ‘The Testaments,’ the Sequel to ‘The Handmaid’s Tale,’ Is Here
Michael Rakowitz Wins Nasher Prize for Sculpture
Infinitely Kusama opens at Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields
Why Shamanism Is Making a Comeback in Contemporary Art
Pope Francis Arrives in Mozambique, With Renewed Focus on Poverty and Climate
“It’s About Time!’ Betye Saar’s Long Climb to the Summit
A Strange Phone Call Leads to a Minneapolis Jewish Artist’s Brush With Fame
Ernie Barnes’ ‘Sugar Shack’: Why Museum-Goers Line Up to See
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