MFA
Malcolm Rogers Has Left the Building
Which raises the question: Did he save the MFA? Or ruin it?
Inspired by the MFA Exhibit, a Local High Schooler Painted Her Prom Dress with Works by Hokusai
A few months ago, when Grace Lennon began shopping for a dress to wear to her junior prom at Marshfield High School, something didn’t feel […]
MFA’s New John Singer Sargent Exhibit Shows the Artist’s Personality
John Singer Sargent is widely renowned as one of the leading portrait artists of his generation, praised for skillfully capturing the personalities of his various […]
Summer 2015 Events at the MFA
As Matthew Teitelbaum plans to take over for Malcolm Rogers as newly appointed Ann and Graham Gund Director, the Museum of Fine Arts is gearing […]
Matthew Teitelbaum Talks Plans for the MFA, Returning to Boston
In 1993, Matthew Teitelbaum, then a curator at the Institute of Contemporary Art, departed for Toronto to become chief curator at the Art Gallery of […]
The MFA Is Offering Yoga This Summer
The Boston tradition of holding yoga classes in unique places (read: flower gardens, Fenway Park, breweries, cideries, the Gillette Stadium Field House) continues this summer […]
MFA Photography Exhibit Pays Tribute to Cancer Survivors
Brian Lutes stood before photographer Michael Casey with tears in his eyes. He had just completed the first leg of the 2014 Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC), an annual two-day […]
Leonardo da Vinci Exhibit at MFA Features the Most Beautiful Drawing in the World
Beginning this week, visitors to the Museum of Fine Arts will have a rare chance to closely examine what is widely regarded as the most beautiful drawing […]
Matthew Teitelbaum Appointed Director of Museum of Fine Arts
Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts announced on Thursday that Matthew Teitelbaum will succeed Malcolm Rogers as its newly appointed Ann and Graham Gund Director. Teitelbaum […]
MFA Tells Ongoing Story of Japan with Two New Exhibits
Inside the Ann and Graham Gund Gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts, a giant wave threatens to overtake a trio of fishing boats, while […]
Lee Mingwei’s ‘Sonic Blossom’ Offers MFA Visitors the Gift of Song
Starting last week, a group of classically trained singers have been taking turns silently roaming the galleries of the Museum of Fine Arts, one at a […]
MFA Offers Second Glimpse at Herb Ritts
In 1989, famed fashion photographer Herb Ritts created a now-iconic image of Stephanie Seymour, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, Tatjana Patitz, and Naomi Campbell, nude and intertwined […]
Preview the Massachusetts State House Time Capsule Exhibition at the MFA
The opening of Massachusetts State House time capsule took place more than two months ago, and now, after a speedy process of conserving and cleaning, […]
Malcolm Rogers Presents 20 Years of Acquisitions at the MFA
Since last year, the Museum of Fine Arts has been both celebrating Malcolm Rogers’ two-decade tenure and bidding farewell as the esteemed director prepares for […]
Three Major Museum Directors in Boston Are All Stepping Down
The tides are turning in Boston’s museum scene. As of now, three directors of three major museums in the area are now on their way […]