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The Smithsonian May Put its Latino Museum in a Building it Already Owns, Riling Conservatives
The Smithsonian's potential move to house its National Museum of the American Latino in the existing Arts and Industries Building is drawing sharp criticism from conservatives who see it as an institutional play to bypass congressional approval and establish a museum they deem ideologically divisive.
Rediscovered Portrait by Baroque Master Bernini Will Be On View in Vienna this December
Vienna's Kunsthistorisches Museum will unveil a painting long held in storage, now confidently attributed to Gian Lorenzo Bernini, as the centerpiece of its December exhibition exploring the Baroque master's multifaceted artistic practice.
Neue Galerie New York To Reopen This Fall With Building Upgrades
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