The effects of tropical spacial design on visitors’ experience at the vibrancy of Contemporary Latin American art within Pérez Art Museum Miami.

The Museum of Fine Arts Boston's exhibit Casanova's Europe put antique pieces in a historical context and in doing so brought Europe in the 18th century to life.

In an effort to assert the importance of women in art history, this show inadvertently reinforces a male-centered narrative.

The Hampton Throne is a towering and life-sized throne room constructed from found materials which tells an unlikely story of creation. 

Two CFA students’ hard work paid off with their collaborative multimedia exhibition in Gallery 5.

A discussion of the breadth of New York’s best medieval art collection.

A feature of a prominent 20th century artist who looked to color, music and Jewish identity for inspiration.

A discussion of the breadth of New York’s best medieval art collection.

Private Screening brings together the short films of New England area artists for a thought-provoking mix of experimental, current works.

Often ignored, the BU Galleries offer innovative contemporary art experiences.

Imagine seeing a gallery show inside your dorm room. Convenient? Try groundbreaking.

Four artists transform Le Corbusier’s iconic Cambridge building into an exploration of the relationship between body and building.

Eleven of Mark Rothko's works are in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, making it the perfect place to take a break from life.

In the new Takashi Murakami show, the MFA puts Japanese art at the forefront with a fresh perspective.

 A look into the response of Athenian street artists after a German contemporary art exhibition takes over their city.

 "Marlene Dietrich: Dressed for the Image" uses photography and personal artifacts to bring Dietrich's glamor, strong-will, and values back to life.