Professors from Harvard to Cambridge feel obliged to caution students before displaying ancient human remains; drawings and plastic skeletons fill the void.
After facing criticism for overlooking the central role of Jews in the film industry’s origins, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures recently opened a small but densely packed permanent exhibition on the subject.
The Norton Simon Museum exhibits four series of the Spanish artist’s visionary prints, which include haunting allegorical scenes and brutal images of war.
