Museum And Gallery

Slideshow: Final moments at the Rose?

By JOEL VEAK | May 13, 2009

A Hans Hoffman exhibit at the Rose Art Museum, one of the possible last exhibits at the museum
Read Will Brandeis Sell Out The Rose? by Greg Cook
Photo by Joel Veak

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Political Andy?
Was Andy Warhol more politically engaged than he's given credit for?
Brandeis shutters art museum
Late Monday afternoon, Brandeis University informed leaders of its Rose Art Museum that it would close the institution this summer and auction off the more than 6000 pieces in its renowned collection, which includes major works by Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg, Roy Lichtenstein, and Jasper Johns.
Slideshow: Two Mexican exhibits at MFA
"Viva Mexico!" with "Vida y Drama"
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Political Andy?
Was Andy Warhol more politically engaged than he's given credit for?
Brandeis shutters art museum
Late Monday afternoon, Brandeis University informed leaders of its Rose Art Museum that it would close the institution this summer and auction off the more than 6000 pieces in its renowned collection, which includes major works by Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg, Roy Lichtenstein, and Jasper Johns.
Slideshow: Two Mexican exhibits at MFA
"Viva Mexico!" with "Vida y Drama"
Photos: The Secrets of Tomb 10A at MFA
Photos of an Ancient Egyptian exhibit on display at the Museum of Fine Arts
Wizards and masterpieces
At “Harry Potter: The Exhibition” at the Museum of Science, when a robed attendant places the sorting hat on a visitor’s head and soon after a door whooshes open to reveal the Hogwarts Express, you find yourself filled with the kind of giddy expectation you feel when getting your hands on a Potter book the day it’s released.
Take a look
A year ago the future looked bright as the RISD Museum debuted its shiny new Chace Center.
Photos: SurfLand at Peabody Essex Museum
SurfLand at Peabody Essex Museum, photos by Joni Sternbach, now showing through October 4
Pottery, Potter, mummies, and a 'Rare Bird'
The art of 2000 BC Egypt, visions from the Iraq War and AIDS activism, and the magic of a digital technology and Harry Potter make up the highlights of Boston's autumn art calendar.
Boston exposures
Photographer Nicholas Nixon of Brookline first burst onto the scene in the show "New Topographics."
Year in Art: Beyond the gloom
The Boston art scene felt muted for much of 2008, with 10 galleries closing and the death of two local icons: Harriet Casdin-Silver and Jules Aarons.
RISD redefined
Rhode Island School of Design’s new Chace Center is the physical embodiment of the 131-year-old institution’s effort to rebrand itself as a more open place.
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