Mark Feeney

Three shows use the university’s collections to look at its history of collecting art and teaching art history.

What happens when that close watch is kept over an entire culture?

"Robert Frank: Mary’s Book" looks at the photographer’s work in Paris, pre-"Americans," from 1949-52

"Robert Frank: Mary’s Book" looks at the photographer’s work in Paris, pre-"Americans," from 1949-52

"Belle da Costa Greene: A Librarian’s Legacy" tells the story of a remarkable individual and her relationship with a remarkable institution.

Abelardo Morell conjures up the worlds of Claude Monet and John Constable.

The "True Detective" actor brings his trademark intensity to the role.

An early look at Bob Dylan is available to stream for free over the holidays.

At the Met, "Floridas: Anastasia Samoylova and Walker Evans" offers contrasting views of the Sunshine State.

A new documentary from Bill Simmons explores "yacht rock."

New archival footage of the band's introduction to America blends well with modern-day interviews about the Beatles' influence.