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.

An exploration of the personal value of museum postcards and their ability to unify art from around the world.

This essay explores some of the questions one encounters in a world 'ruled' by the sciences, namely: why do art?

You don't have to go to a museum to wax poetic about art. You can do it in your own neighborhood!

Through a conflictingly cynical and optimistic perspective, this opinion piece discusses the months of allegations of sexual misconduct made against powerful male figures in Hollywood, politics, and the art world.

A look at the surrealist movement in 2017 through the work and influences of David Lynch.

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.

An analysis of Picasso's "ready-made" sculptures, one of his lesser-known media, and how they differ in style and purpose from his iconic paintings.

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.

The Louvre is must-see for most tourists in Paris. But what about the Musee D’Orsay: an overlooked art cultural gem in Paris?

Nedret Andre is a Boston based artist who merges art and environmentalism colorful paintings of seagrass.

The controversies surrounding the 2017 Whitney Biennial go far beyond Dana Schutz’s now infamous work. Can the good outweigh the bad of this year’s most talked about exhibition?

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