In 1925, George Hewitt Myers founded The Textile Museum with his global collection of carpets and textiles prized for their “intrinsic beauty of design, color and technique.” Intrinsic Beauty: Celebrating the Art of Textiles brings together…
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Through September 2025; Scaffolding included; Restorers and researchers exhibition; Studio Rubens; Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp; Enthroned Madonna Adored by Saints; Painted for the altar of the Church of St Augustine circa 1628 by Peter Paul Rubens; Altarpiece as a Counter-Reformation manifesto; and…
Surrealism; The Menil Collection; Victor Brauner; Max Ernst; René Magritte; and Hans Arp; Joseph Cornell; Giorgio de Chirico; Salvador Dalí; Marcel Duchamp; Alberto Giacometti; Paul Klee; Wifredo Lam; Roberto Matta; Joan Miró; Meret Oppenheim; Francis Picabia; Yves Tanguy; Dorthea Tanning; also Hans Bellmer; Brassaï; Henri Cartier-Bresson; André Kertész; Man Ray; and…
New York Public Library; Treasures: The Polonsky Exhibition; Library’s first-ever permanent exhibit and ongoing online experiences too; The themes include; Beginnings; Explorations; Performances; Fortitude; Written Word; Visual World; Childhood; Belief; New York City; Author talks also; NYPL Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street;
Online Exhibition; The Rise of Giving: American Philanthropy and WWI; The National WWI Museum and Memorial; Comprehensive Collection; In-depth Articles; Humanitarianism; Madam C.J. Walker; Anne Morgan; Jacob Henry Schiff; Public Voices; Letters from War Orphans; Post War Philanthropy; “Fought across the expanse of the globe, World War I was a devastating conflict that impacted not only military forces but…
Artist Philip Guston (1913–80); Exhibition; Boston, Massachusetts; Museum of Fine Arts; May 1-Sept 11, 2022; Philip Guston Now; Museum Member Preview April 28-30; Livestream In-person Programming; Curating Guston May 6; Musa Mayer In Conversation May 7; Art Spiegelman’s Lecture June 5; This retrospective exhibit is organized by…
Japan Society; Rare Collection; Artist Shikō Munakata (1903-1975); A Way of Seeing; On view in NYC through March 20, 2022; Nearly 100 Artworks Exhibited; Woodblock Prints; Calligraphy; Ink Paintings; Watercolors; Lithography; Ceramics; Sources of his inspiration—Japanese Folk Tales; Buddhism; Western Literature; Poetry;
The New Woman Behind the Camera; National Gallery of Art; Exhibit; Ends January 30, 2022; The Studio; The City; Avant-Garde; Modern Bodies; Ethnographic; Fashion Ads; Social Docs; Reportage; Curator Andrea Nelson; Groundbreaking; Real Women; Impacting Photography; Life and Art;