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New Madrid Show: A Roadmap from Cézanne to Skyscrapers
The Juan March Foundation makes art-history lingo 3-D.
Dallas Mixes Art and Opera, Here and in Madrid
Happy result: Kings, Carmen, and Sevillian haircuts
In Nanjing: American Art, through Chinese Eyes
A new program, housed in Pearl Buck’s former home, offers a fresh perspective on American art history.
Utopian Imagination: Silly Clichés in a Beautiful Space
The show dabbles in social justice and preens. The Ford Foundation can do better.
James Prosek: An American Original
As a college junior, he wrote an illustrated history of trout — and he’s been an outside-the-box artist ever since.
John Singer Sargent’s Many Beauties, Male and Female, at the Morgan Library
In portraits in charcoal, handsome men and elegant women command attention.
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.