Eliana Willis

The 18th or 19th-century holy book is now on display at the New York Public Library.
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For the first time in history, all of Van Eyck’s surviving portraits—nearly half of his entire known output—will be displayed together at London’s National Gallery.
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From a major Frida Kahlo survey to the hidden history of Tarot, these are the exhibitions we’re dying to see.
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“Paws on Parchement” traces the appearences of cats in medieval manuscripts, from Europe, Asia, and the Islamic world.
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Red Grooms’s 50-year-old immersive installation is back on view after decades at the Brooklyn Museum. And it’s being credited to its co-creator, Mimi Gross, for the first time.
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Two exhibitions in Germany highlight how olfaction is shaping the way art is made, viewed, and experienced.
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We scoured the announcements to pull out the buzziest art shows to know about at the top of this year—from Cezanne at Fondation Beyeler to Rothko in Florence.
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“Drop, Cloth” an exhibition co-organized by Hollis Taggart and Susan Inglett Gallery, dives into the ways drapery continues to evolve.
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