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Museum of Fine Arts Recognizes Nazi-Seized Piece in Permanent Collection
On Monday, the Museum of Fine Arts announced plans to make restitution to the heir of a Jewish art dealer killed in the Holocaust after determining that a 17th century Dutch painting housed in the...
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Upcoming Exhibitions: Andy Goldsworthy at the DeCordova Sculpture Park
Image courtesy of Andy Goldsworthy I was introduced to the art of Andy Goldsworthy when I was eight years old. I was staying at a friend’s house overnight for a giggly, girly sleepover that we expected...
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Site of Iconic Wyeth Painting Named National Landmark
Andrew Wyeth’s art is quiet. In contrast to many of his contemporaries, whose works scream out for attention through bright colors and bold shapes (Rothko and Mondrian), or seduce with lush layers of...
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The Siberian Mammoth: An Unexpected Guide to Cuba’s Revolutionary Past
The title of the documentary about the making of I Am Cuba doesn’t exactly trip off the tongue: I am Cuba, The Siberian Mammoth seems to bear an especially obscure relationship with the country. For...
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Liter-Etsy: A DIY Guide to Bookish Goods
I have always loved stuff. I can’t explain it: I’m not materialistic, and I don’t own or desire name brands or designer goods. I just love stuff. My friends (affectionately, I think) refer to me as a...
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Thoughts from the First Day of Toronto Pursuits 2014
Susan Lahey signs up for Twitter Just before giving her talk on Chinese Decorative Arts. Guest Post by Ann Kirkland of Classical Pursuits The first full day of Toronto Pursuits was a great success. It...
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