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From classical masterpieces to contemporary installations, explore the expressions that have shaped cultures, sparked emotions, and inspired generations.
The Met’s rooms and galleries are overflowing with cultural artifacts from around the world. Here are 8 rooms everyone should see when visiting the museum.
Pop Art and Surrealism share a number of themes, such as critiquing consumerism, exploring celebrity culture, and questioning social hierarchies.
Land artists create site-specific sculptures and installations far away from urban spaces and leave them to integrate—or disintegrate—in the natural environment.
Theatre flourished under both Queen Elizabeth I and King James I however political changes, popular tastes and cultural advancements made the theatre an area of rapid development and led to key differences in these eras.
Explore Florida beyond its coastlines and theme parks—step into museums filled with artistic masterpieces, scientific wonders, space exploration, and centuries of rich history.
French artist Fernand Léger went from Impressionism and Cubism to abstraction, then returned to traditional figurative art expressed through modernist vocabulary.
The eccentricities of Salvador Dali’s characters were legendary and notorious, and they still present a challenge for both art lovers and professionals.
Fernand Léger’s experience in the trenches changed his perception of art and transformed a bourgeois artist into a fighter for workers’ rights.