Menachem Wecker

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Art Collectors

‘I’ve Tended to Run Against the Herd’: Ronald Lauder on How He Built an Eclectic Collection Spanning German Expressionism and Fighter Planes

by Menachem Wecker

Art History

5 Surprising Things We Learned About Leonardo da Vinci From Historian Martin Kemp’s New Online Masterclass

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Art & Exhibitions

Minneapolis Institute of Art’s Close Ties to Uffizi Director Helped It Land Coveted Loans for Its Botticelli Blockbuster

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Pop Culture

Actor Rowan Atkinson Destroys a Priceless Art Collection in Netflix’s ‘Man vs. Bee.’ The Showrunners Tell Us How They Made It Look So Real

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Museums & Institutions

One Foundation Is Giving Top U.S. Museums Millions of Dollars to Address a Critical Blind Spot: Programming for Older Adults

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Art & Tech

Can an Artwork a Day Keep the Doctor Away? Here Are 5 Ways Scientists Say Art Can Make You Happier and Healthier

by Menachem Wecker

Art & Exhibitions

Remarkable New Infrared Images of Picasso’s Blue Period Works Reveal Buried Underpaintings and His Extraordinary Process

by Menachem Wecker

Museums & Institutions

The MFA Boston’s Sparkling New Dutch and Flemish Galleries Don’t Shy Away From the Big Political Question: Whose Golden Age Was It?

by Menachem Wecker

Art History

Why Is Murano Glass So Special (and Expensive)? Experts Give Us 8 Reasons

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Artnet News Pro

Want to Clinch That Loan for Your Museum? Here’s How to Secure a High-End Replica That the Collector Can Hang at Home

by Menachem Wecker

Art & Tech

Can Graphene, a One-Atom Thick ‘Wonder Material,’ Keep Precious Artworks From Fading? Scientists Say It Shows Promise

by Menachem Wecker

Art & Exhibitions

500 Years Ago, These Artists Were Household Names. Here’s What Their Fall From Favor Suggests About the Fickleness of Art History

by Menachem Wecker

Pop Culture

7 of the Greatest Long-Lost Art Historical Masterpieces That Were Found in Attics and Basements—Ranked

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On View

Ever Wonder What a 17th-Century Dutch Canal Smells Like? No? Well a New Show Invites You to Sniff the Odors of Art History Anyway

by Menachem Wecker

Art & Exhibitions

What Is the Role of a Museum in One of Polarized America’s Most Purple States? Oklahoma Contemporary Offers a Case Study

by Menachem Wecker