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In response to the tragic events at yesterday’s Boston Marathon, general admission to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA), will be free to the public today, Tuesday, April 16.

The "way of the warrior" has come to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston with a new exhibit that incorporates over 140 objects on loan from the Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Collection.

For the first time in its history, London’s Victoria and Albert Museum showcases a pop icon in a new major multimedia exhibit.

Two New York museum-curated exhibits present bookends of gay life in the city: one, the decades before Stonewall ignited the gay liberation movement; the other, the horrific early ’80s, when the city was at the epicenter of the AIDS epidemic.

This particular body of work is based on traditional 18th- and 19th-century European portraiture of the landed gentry, but the artist gave the enterprise a significant twist and shout by adding the seasoning of contemporary youth and hip hop.

Enjoy this moveable feast during its brief stop in the Bay Area. It’s an embarrassment of riches.

Pakistan’s leading art school is facing legal censure, public outrage and death threats after its journal published paintings of Islamic clerics & boys that suggested a teaching moment that went beyond the Koran.

The Museum of Fine Arts Boston casts a look back at the vivid designs, political and commercial messaging, and documentary value of the postcard with an exhibit of 700 postcards drawn from an archive donated by Leonard A. Lauder.

For three decades, Mario Testino has documented Royalty, Celebrities, and beautiful people having fun. He’s photographed album covers, magazine covers, ad campaigns, and fantasias of glamour. Now he has an exhibition at the MFA in Boston.

The most famous work of art in the world - the Mona Lisa - is one of a kind. Or is it? Art experts in Switzerland say they have proof Leonardo da Vinci painted another portrait of the same woman.