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On a recent afternoon, Anne Breckenridge Barrett walked the Tucson Museum of Art campus with the same mix of affection and analytical energy she brought to her first day on the job as the TMA’s new ...

The Pecos River murals are a stunning collection of monumental, multicolored rock paintings in limestone rock shelters across ...

Eastern New Mexico University filled it’s football vacancy Monday, making what some consider a controversial hire. ENMU named ...

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A self-described “keeper of objects,” University of Chicago Prof. Theaster Gates brings together materials collected over his artistic career in his first solo exhibition in his hometown of Chicago.

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Explore the San Antonio Museum of Art and its captivating exhibitions, including Larry Bell's innovative work and O'Keeffe's ...