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Through the eye of his camera, Abelardo Morell explores with the ways in which we perceive our everyday world. His pictures magically transform the…
At a moment in time when large format, digitally manipulated color photographs compete with paintings for our attention, Adam Fuss continues to make…
Alfred Stieglitz (1864-1946), photographer, editor and gallery owner, was the key figure in America's acceptance of photography as a serious form of…
In 1893 the Museum of Fine Arts acquired its first important carpet: an action-packed pictorial rug woven during the reign of Mughal Indian emperor…
Drawing has always played a vital role in American art-making. The traditional practice of drawing from the human figure (which originated in European…
A lively display of extraordinary objects created by ordinary people, “American Folk” is the first major exhibition of folk art at the Museum…
Of the United States, Walt Whitman wrote, "Here is not merely a nation, but a teeming nation of nations."
Wallace & Gromit, Aardman Animation's Oscar-winning clay animation duo, were featured at the MFA in 1998. Daily screenings of the acclaimed trilogy "A…
Annual Summer Masterwork Exchange with the Metropolitan Museum of Art
July 5–September 2, 2002
Cuddly lions are generally not associated with Egypt, where these awesome beasts often serve as temple guardians or symbolize the power of kingship…
Ancient Gold: The Wealth of the Thracians
Treasures from the Republic of Bulgaria
April 3–June 6, 1999
The greatest concentration of gold and silver treasure from ancient Europe has come to light in the Republic of Bulgaria, the heart of the territory…