MFA Boston to Return Marble Head Looted During World War II to Italy
The museum purchased the artifact from a Swiss dealer in 1961 for $750.
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Boston Lends Impressionist Masterpieces to Houston for Unprecedented Show
Some of the paintings to be loaned were at the center of a 2004 controversy in which MFA Boston lent Monet paintings to the Bellagio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
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What Quilts Mean Now
Treating quilts as encoded visual testaments, "Fabric of a Nation," now at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, culminates a fifty-year evolution in critical thought.
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ARTnews in Brief: ICA Boston Names 2021 Recipients of James and Audrey Foster Prize—and More from February 26, 2021
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Elsa Dorfman, Photographer of Large-Format Polaroid Portraits, Has Died at 83
The photographer was the subject of a 2017 documentary by Errol Morris.
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MFA Boston Details Investigation into Racist Incident, Announces Response
Two visitors have been banned from the museum.
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MFA Boston Apologizes for Racist Incident During School Visit—Teacher Responds
Marvelyne Lamy, a seventh-grade English instructor, said that students were treated inappropriately by both staff members and visitors.
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Michelle Millar Fisher Named Curator of Contemporary Decorative Arts at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
She's coming from the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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MFA Boston Receives Largest-Ever Gift of Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy
Highlights from the Weng Collection will go on view in fall 2019.
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Estate of David Rockefeller Gives Works by Native American Artists to MFA Boston, Mesa Verde National Park Museum
The donations include more than 150 items.
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