The Met and Louvre will present more than 125 objects in “Rembrandt and the Ancients,” opening in New York in November 2027 and traveling to Paris in 2028.
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The Gold-Bug: Edgar Allan Poe’s Story That Taught Me About Cryptography (2024)
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An AI-built market lane changes as the night advances: handmade neon, reflected light, drifting steam and shutters make closing time part of the design.
3 Best Halloween Polymer Clay Kits in 2027
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Ann Toebbe’s Skewed Paintings Transform Architectural Spaces Into Cherished Places
Chicago artist Ann Toebbe’s painted interiors bend architectural perspective to explore how homes hold personal memories and emotions.
San Antonio’s Centro De Artes Celebrates 10 Years With “Mercado/Material”
Mercado/Material brings 16 artists to San Antonio’s free Centro de Artes from October 16 through March 7, 2027, for its 10th anniversary.
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Welcome To The ‘Uncanny Valley,’ The Haas Brothers’ Fantastic And Cheeky Universe
The Haas Brothers’ mid-career survey is on view at Austin’s Blanton Museum of Art through Jan. 17, 2027, before moving to Charlotte.
