Murray Whyte

CONNECTICUT DIVINE GEOMETRY: ISLAMIC ART AT THE WADSWORTH ATHENEUM Drawn from the museum's permanent collection, this exhibition expands on

“About Time,” the title of the new Charles Atlas career survey at the ICA, is a not-so-subtle double-pun.

The celebrated Native American artist follows his star turn at the Venice Biennale with ‘Power Full Because We're Different'

The Native American artist's striking platinum figures will stand at the MFA's entrance, in view of the Cyrus Dallin sculpture that has occupied the lawn for 100 years.

Harvard Art Museums' exhibition is a journey through a country's tensions that look a lot like our own

Her paintings explore what the 19th-century American Romantic painters left out of their landscapes.

At the Addison, Kay WalkingStick takes on the Hudson River School To continue reading, please login or subscribe to Globe.com

Is Impressionism played out? As a cash cow, maybe. The movement that launched a billion-dollar industry of calendars, coffee mugs, tote bags, posters

This long, slow evolution, however late in coming, has been happening for years.

Lorraine O'Grady, a groundbreaking conceptual artist who cast a critical eye on both Black culture and the white art establishment at once, died Dec. 13. She was 90.