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WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH

Brookline painter Leslie Sills brings women’s art history to life

In the Globe's "Working Artist" series, writer Cate McQuaid visits artists and performers in their studios and spaces to find out how they create and what their lives are really like.

This Mass. attraction named the country’s top ‘open-air museum’ by USA Today

The museum draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year and is a popular destination for school field trips.

Art Review

Rothko’s power takes shape on paper, at the National Gallery of Art

In D.C., tantalizing views of the artist's evolution

PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW

On the road with Robert Frank and Todd Webb

Both photographers took camera trips across America in 1955; their pictures are now at the Addison.

WORKING ARTIST | PAINTER JAMEEL RADCLIFFE

For painter Jameel Radcliffe, portraits begin with a studio party — and drinks, food, and friends

In the Globe's new "Working Artist" series, writer Cate McQuaid visits artists and performers in their studios and spaces to find out how they create and what their lives are really like.

Stopping by woods at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design

"Forest Futures" offers a global look at its subject, from Athol to Zurich.

Art Review

With a small show of prints by Indigenous artists, the MFA looks to the future

"Marking Resilience" puts on view Native American culture alive in the here and now.

PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW

A pair of ambitious photo exhibits look at sexuality and race in Boston during the ’70s

"As the World Burns: Queer Photography and Nightlife in Boston" and "Christian Walker: The Profane and the Poignant" run through April 21 at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts.