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The Making of ‘Six’: How Tudor Queens Turned Into Pop Stars
Salon Explores Diversity of Jewish Culture
Rediscovering India’s Forgotten Masterpieces in London
Art Review: Pat Lay at the Dvora Pop-up Gallery
Jan Van Eyck’s Diamond-Hard Brilliance, as You’ll Never See It Again
The Many Migrations Of Artist Griselda Rosas
Which Art Fair Is for You? Let Our Critic Be Your Guide
'Forbidden Fruit': Kuwait's Taboo-Breaking Artist on Sex, Sin and Censorship
Two Napoleons in Brooklyn, One in Timberlands
Being an Outsider Artist is a Noble Pursuit – Until Nobody Exhibits Your Work
An Artist Who Doesn’t Want to Feed Western Fantasies About Africa
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK -- Adam Russell & Kelly Lever
A Kenyan Painter Casts a Critical Eye on China’s Role in Africa
A Voice for the Arts, and Social Justice, joins the Board of the National Gallery of Art
See Christian Bale As Mephisto For Chris Hemsworth's Thor 4 In New Pic
Collector and KAWS Creator Looks to the Fringes for Inspiration
Devendra Banhart — Musician, Artist, Buddhist
Faith-Centered Tattoos Are Analyzed in Study of University Students
The Artful Transformation of Human Suffering: Banksy and Buddhist Art | Buddhistdoor
The Van Eyck Restoration that Shocked the World
New Online Platform Celebrates 'Islamic Art'
Jordan Casteel's Colossal Paintings Make People of Color Impossible to Ignore
British Baroque: Power and Illusion; Radical Figures: Painting in the New Millennium
Poland Is Becoming a Global Capital of Jewish Art, Despite Itself
A Fresh Look at the Museum of Contemporary Religious Art
Salma Arastu Aims to Remake the Art of Islamic Calligraphy
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK -- Anila Quayyum Agha
Call Me Aggie: The Legendary Collector Making a Difference
When a Mentor Said Tear Down Your Collection and Start Over, They Did
Charles Fuller Never Expected Broadway. At 80, He’s Arrived.
Claire Oliver Gallery Celebrates New Location With Judith Schaechter's "Almost Better Angels "
Must See: Beatriz Vasquez’s New Show, “Feminine Bloodlines, Mexican Womanhood: Erasing Submissiveness”
Judith Schaechter’s Path to Paradise of Stained Glass
Andy Warhol in Heaven and Hell Are Just One Breath Away!
Art Rises in the Saudi Desert, Shadowed by Politics
Tzfas-Inspired Artist to be Exhibited in Crown Heights
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK -- Beatriz Vasquez
Making Miami's Art Scene with Collector Jorge M Pérez
Feminine Bloodlines, Mexican Womanhood: Erasing Submissiveness, Beatriz Vásquez
Japanese Folklore Through the Prism of a Warrior that Fights Buddhist Monks
Kipp Normand’s Snake Oil, Premieres at the Tube Factory
Police Removed a Work From the India Art Fair on the Suspicion That It Referenced Ongoing Political Protests in Delhi
Outsider Artist Nathan Hilu Makes Philadelphia Debut
In Iraq, Where Beauty Was Long Suppressed, Art Flowers Amid Protests
Kelvin Burzon's "Noli Me Tangere: Lamentations" Comes to Wabash College
RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK - Louis Carreon
Street Art Comes Indoors to Collector's Home and Legos Climb the Walls
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