Animals & Monsters: Cute, Scary, and a Little Weird is the perfect exhibition for anyone who delights in art that doesn’t take itself too seriously. This summer, once you’re done shopping in the trendy streets of Tokyo’s Harajuku district, you won’t have to go far to enjoy a little taste of high culture. In fact, […]
In another installment of "No More Excuses," D'Souza takes a trip to Cantor Art Museum for a change in scenery.
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Jamaican music has long been the sound of revolution, so it's perhaps no surprise that political upheaval is what sparked 'Dancing the Revolution: From Dancehall to Reggaeton,' a new exhibit that runs April 14-Sept. 20 at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s spiraling rotunda at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is a notorious diva, a space that routinely swallows the contemporary art it is meant to display.
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In a narrow townhouse on East Fourth Street, an architectural whisper has become a historical reckoning. At the Merchant’s House […]
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