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From “Unknown” to Edlinger

A mystery painting finally gets an attribution—and a major makeover for its frame

A photographic journey to unearth the relics of a defunct streetcar that once ran the length of the city

The glitzy, star-studded past of one of the museum’s most glamorous period rooms

How the sculptor created an indelible memorial to a young man and a symbol of the fight for Civil Rights

What is it like to encounter a work of great ceremonial value and personal meaning in a museum?

The director of Glencairn Museum on the enduring power and appeal of religious art

Martine Syms’s installation Neural Swamp is an intriguing display of variations within millennial Black womanhood

How a controversy around censorship launched the artist’s career—and fed a craze for limited-edition prints

Photographer James Izlar spotlights Boujee Mustard, a local artist with a keen eye and a deep love for her city