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Murray Whyte

Murray Whyte

Art Critic & Columnist at The Boston Globe

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Recent Articles

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Beyond the Noguchi Table: Exploring a design polymath’s legacy

The influential and widely known designer Isamu Noguchi famously said, “I am not a designer.” What he really meant is that he wasn’t just a designer. Now, the remarkable span of his work is on view at the Peabody Essex Museum.
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In this early Rothko, we glimpse an artist embraced by friendships ...

“Rothko looked out and saw a landscape, indistinct, misted, veiled and changeable, ever changeable.”
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Rembrandt and a heroine’s tale of facing down oppression

“The Book of Esther in the Age of Rembrandt” at the Gardner museum presents dazzling works by the Dutch master and other painters who depicted a biblical story about freedom for jews.
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From Gloucester with love: Rothko, Avery, and Gottlieb’s summer bon...

The Cape Ann Museum has returned after a year and a half of renovation. If you want to start with a bang, this is tough to beat.
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Trump is pushing his 250th vision of America. Boston’s MFA and ICA ...

Institutions including Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts and Institute of Contemporary Art refused grants that required compliance with federal anti-DEI initiatives.
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Inside a reviled behemoth: Could the hulking Boston Government Serv...

With the state poised to take another stab at redeveloping the Brutalist landmark, this time as housing and restaurants, we take a tour — and discover surprising comforts.
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Embrace Boston acquires buildings for a ‘vibrant social and cultura...

The group plans a theater and gathering space, along with a restaurant and bar just a stone’s throw from "The Embrace" monument.
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With blinding lights and bone-rattling rumbles, an artist examines ...

Lucy Raven’s ‘Rounds’ confronts myths of the American West at ICA’s Watershed.
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It’s easy to hate the new big open patch of concrete at Copley Squa...

The much-maligned redesign, with its hard concrete plaza, has inspired a great deal of indignation. But it solves important issues, and it has room to grow.
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Unearthly light: Abstraction Expressionism’s Gloucester connection

The early work of Rothko and other seminal abstract expressionists will be on view at Gloucester’s Cape Ann Museum.
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Is the US about to be humiliated on the world’s most prestigious cu...

For decades, the United States was seen as a cultural leader at the Venice Biennale, a once-every-two-years gathering of some 70 countries' best art. But everything has changed this year.