The Hendrick I. Lott House in southeast Brooklyn—former home to a family of enslavers who later made it a stop on the Underground Railroad—will undergo a major preservation and renovation project next year

Jeremy Ellis’s ancestors were among the 110 enslaved people who survived the last known Transatlantic voyage in 1860

The cherub paintings that once looked down on Paul Revere will soon be back in all their original glory

The Cultural Landscape Foundation’s latest "Landslide" report marks a shift from the annual initiative’s usual focus on threatened landscapes

Almost half of the funding will go towards preserving Modernist buildings designed by Black architects

The artist Sandy Williams IV’s wax replica of the Lincoln Memorial melted during the East Coast heat wave

The Brooklyn-based artist has created an abstract wall sculpture for the building’s lobby using parts of the old factory’s iconic yellow sign

Brandy, anyone?

The actor debuted a new performance and installation in the Breuer building, before protestors crashed the party at the Costume Institute’s annual celebrity fundraiser

The painting's low estimate of $9m is ten times the artist's record at auction

Plus, artists with disabilities in the Covid era and Goya's Disasters of War

A historical exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum traces the political and religious forces that led to the executions of innocent people

The historic documents “highlight the complexities of documenting America’s ‘peculiar institution’”

Exhibition profiles the intrepid Baroness Hyde de Neuville, who chased down Napoleon and was friendly with America's founding fathers—and never stopped drawing