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5 Drawings That Show How Weird the Renaissance Was

This Just In: Mia’s Latest Accessions

New Accessions at Mia

Q&A with Spencer Wigmore, Mia’s New Curator of American Art

Artist Spotlight: Amy Sherald and the Hard Work of Simply Being

Meet Mia: Q&A with Jenny Rydeen, Head of Visitor Experience

“Thing of Gladness”: Eharo Dance Mask

Young Historians Visit Mia’s Photography Study Room

Creating Spaces Fit for Giants

Pedestal Floral Artist Inspiration Statements

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Virtual Event: Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon with Black Lunch Table

Native American Artists Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon

Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon

To Wikipedia, With Love

African American Artists Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon

Art + Feminism Mia Wikipedia Edit-a-thon

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When art was an Olympic “sport”

This is a tapestry of a dragon. Brown, cream and black are used to in the detailing.

Tooth, claw, fire, rain: A beginner’s guide to dragons

This is a photo of the gift items at the Mia store. There are candles, books and small stuffed animals dangling from a tree.

Mia’s 2023 Holiday Gift Guide

This is a close up photo of art director, Tim Yip. He is wearing glasses, in an all black outfit with a gray tweed flat caps.

Who is Tim Yip, the Oscar-winning designer behind “Eternal Offerings”?

A woman in a white blouse and a red skirt is in a kitchen, she has flour in her hands. She is performing a type of dance called Kitchen Dancing.

“Kitchen Dance,” a film inspired by Mia’s iconic Frankfurt Kitchen, debuts in March

This is a tempura painting by Italian artist, Luca Signorelli. A lightly clothed woman is being crowned by a man while she is surrounded by two babies.

How love grows cold: The curious adage behind a visiting painting

Self-guided tour celebrates African-American art history at Mia

Meet the Medicis: The mad, marvelous family behind the Italian Renaissance

Mia’s 2022 Holiday Gift Guide

Cleaned and repaired, fish skin coats from Siberia reveal indigenous knowledge