John Singer Sargent’s Many Beauties, Male and Female, at the Morgan Library
In portraits in charcoal, handsome men and elegant women command attention.
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The Albright-Knox Makes New Moves
The Buffalo museum plans to welcome visitors in a glass-walled ‘living room for the city.’
Vermont in the Sixties
A museum exhibit explores the hippie invasion of the Green Mountain State.
Winslow Homer at Harvard — A History of ‘Fake News’
In an exquisite new show, we see how Homer excels at the telling detail — whether treating the Civil War, beautiful but unlovely nature, or the daily life of women.
Art Bridges’ Art Populism
Alice Walton's foundation helps rural, small-town museums share big-city riches.
Weird and Fantastic Modern Art in Dijon’s Consortium
Pattern, Crime, and Decoration focuses on bleeding-edge art that makes the viewer happy.
Time for a Riot: Camp Fashion at the Met, and a Real Riot at the Stonewall
Two serious shows that touch on deep human issues.
Envy and American Art
Our identity as citizens, as Americans, draws from notions of freedom the way a tree draws water.