Why You Should Take Your Little Ones To Explore An Art Museum This Summer

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Richmond Art Museum’s ‘Whistler To Cassatt’ Show Is Another Triumph

What the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts does extremely well in shows of this scale to take patrons on a shared journey that compliments and enhances the art being shown.

Henry VIII’s Painter Gets His Biggest Show Ever In The United States

If you imagine Tudor England in your mind’s eye, chances are it stems directly from the work of Hans Holbein the Younger.

The Met Illuminates Walt Disney’s French Fairytale Influences

With refreshingly blunt honesty, one of the earliest walls of text in the exhibition asks the very important question, ‘It’s Disney, but is it art?’

New Director On Reopening The Hispanic Society’s Art Museum To The World

‘The idea of the museum as a fortress that tells the world what one should think and what one should appreciate or not, this is over.’

This Art Exhibit Sends You To Spain On American Soil

While it may not be as good as being there, the exhibition and the accompanying catalog help us to eagerly look forward to when we can go back to Spain.