The Institute for Contemporary Art reopened a past exhibition to highlight a small community of Christians called the Shakers who are recognized for their simple living, furniture design, architecture...

“Witnessing Humanity: The Art of John Wilson,” a new exhibit by Roxbury artist John Wilson (1922-2015), is now on display at the Museum of Fine Arts from Feb. 8 to June 22. Approximately 110 of his...

Boston's Museum of Fine Arts welcomed a new exhibit in late December featuring mostly Dutch and Flemish works with a similar theme: death.  “Curated by Teens: Death as a Constant Companion” was...

CambridgeSide brings the enchanting world of Harry Potter to life, inviting witches, wizards and muggles to an unforgettable experience at this exclusive limited-time exhibition.  The exhibition has...

The MFA’s new exhibit, “Robert Frank: Mary’s Book,” displays for the first time a scrapbook Robert Frank made for his future first wife, Mary Lockspeiser. After two years in New York, the Swiss...

The most recent special exhibit hosted by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, “Manet: A Model Family,” tells the story of French painter Edouard Monet and his family history Nov. 7.  Held on the...

“Power of the People: Art and Democracy” opened at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston Oct. 26, just in time for this year's election to remind museum goers of the history of democracy as shown through...

The Saunders Castle at Park Plaza unveiled Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition on Oct.17, attracting many Boston residents to explore the historic wonder of one of the most famous and tragic disasters of...

Three memorial houses have been placed on display all over Boston as a part of the Gun Violence Memorial Project.  These houses have been displaying the personal items of gun violence victims throughout...

The Institute of Contemporary Art welcomed “Charles Atlas: About Time” Oct. 10, a new temporary exhibit that immerses visitors in Atlas’ films and videos.  Atlas is an American filmmaker and...

The Museum of Fine Arts hosted a multitude of different events Oct. 14 in celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day.  Between the opening of a new exhibit, the events for Indigenous Peoples’ Day and...

Harvard Art Museums unveiled a new temporary exhibit Sept. 15 titled “Made in Germany? Art and Identity in a Global Nation” showcasing German art from 1980 and onwards, depicting the culture, identity...