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RFK Jr. To Appeal Decision Letting Michigan's Secretary Of State Keep Him On The Ballot

The Top 5 Art Stories Of 2019

William Newton December 18, 2019

$120,000 Banana Proves Today’s Hip ‘Artists’ Are Out To Destroy Beauty

Nathan Stone December 17, 2019

Why The ‘Jagged Little Pill’ Musical Doesn’t Live Up To Its Namesake

Libby Emmons December 17, 2019

Why Embryo Adoption Damages Children’s Rights

Katy Faust December 4, 2019

Félix Vallotton: An Art Rebel Who Became Part Of The Establishment

William Newton November 29, 2019

Edward Hopper’s Timeless Paintings Raise More Questions Than They Answer

William Newton October 30, 2019

Alonso Berruguete’s Artwork Marked A Cultural Tipping Point In Renaissance Spain

William Newton October 15, 2019

NYC Pop-Up Exhibit Most Conveyed The Emptiness Of Today’s Art Scene

Libby Emmons October 15, 2019

Rembrandt Painted The Best Portrait Of Freedom Ever, And Here It Is

Andrei Illarionov October 11, 2019

Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Legacy Was More Than Spooky Furniture

William Newton October 10, 2019

How Politics Has Infiltrated The World Of Fine Arts

The Federalist Staff September 23, 2019

Meet Leonardo Da Vinci’s Art Tutor, Andrea Del Verrocchio

William Newton September 12, 2019

Antifa Versus White Nationalists Is Political Performance Art

David Marcus August 19, 2019

Hiding George Washington Won’t Fix History, But This California School Is Trying Anyway

Libby Emmons August 15, 2019

This ‘Ethical Taxidermist’ Is Making Art Out Of Roadkill

Madeline Osburn July 25, 2019

How Activists Are Forcing Museums To Take a Long, Hard Look At Their Donors

William Newton July 1, 2019

If It Were Up To Jon Stewart, ‘Hamilton’ Never Would’ve Been Made

Madeline Osburn June 19, 2019

$2 Million Art Above Homeless Tent Encampment Highlights DC’s Problems

Bre Payton June 8, 2019

Yes, The Jeff Koons ‘Rabbit’ Is Worth $91 Million

David Marcus May 23, 2019

No, People Shouldn’t Commission A Grandchild Using Their Dead Son’s Sperm

Libby Emmons May 23, 2019

Is Concern For Rebuilding Notre Dame About Piety Or Aesthetics?

Maureen Mullarkey May 21, 2019

Smithsonian Exhibit Offers Glimpses Into Qing Dynasty Empresses’ Private Lives

William Newton May 13, 2019

Savannah Museum Explores Rembrandt’s Biblical And Jewish Works

William Newton April 25, 2019

Niche-ified Pop Culture Could Lead To Either A Renaissance Or A Dark Age

Auguste Meyrat April 23, 2019

‘Hadestown’ On Broadway Re-Envisions An Ancient Story Of Love, Loss, And Distrust

Libby Emmons April 17, 2019

How To Add A Christian Pilgrimage To Your Summer Vacation

Rebekah Curtis April 12, 2019

The Little Artist Who Paints Big: Tintoretto Fills National Gallery Of Art

William Newton April 2, 2019

A Conversation With The Anti-Political Correctness Satirist Who Is Pissing Off Instagram

Liz Wolfe March 26, 2019

At The Frick, A Lesser-Known Old Master Plays With Portrait Conventions

William Newton March 13, 2019

See How A Restorer Brought My Old Master Painting Back To Life

William Newton March 6, 2019

Free Expression

30 Years After The Fatwa, Salman Rushdie Lives But Free Speech Is In Danger

David Marcus February 14, 2019

Ivanka Trump Responds To ‘Ivanka Vacuuming’ In The Classiest Way Possible

Kelsey Bolar February 9, 2019

Big New York Exhibition Of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Artwork Leaves Out His Christianity

William Newton February 6, 2019

Art Exhibit Invites People To Throw Trash At Vacuuming Ivanka Trump Lookalike

Kelsey Bolar February 4, 2019

Her Majesty’s Sculptor Alexander Stoddart On Art, Michaelangelo, And Instagram

William Newton January 31, 2019

Why Does Pope Francis’s New Morocco Logo Imply Submission To Islam?

Maureen Mullarkey January 22, 2019

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