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Ashcan School artists depicted New York鈥檚 urban transitional spaces that blurred the lines between public and private life in the early 20th century

The Memorial Art Gallery (MAG) of the University of Rochester announces the acquisition of several remarkable works of American art, further strengthening its esteemed permanent collection.

Paintings by giants like Fredric Edwin Church and Thomas Cole once smashed records.

George Bellows鈥� boxing paintings capture the dynamic action of a vicious sport, its blood-thirsty fans, and the grace and beauty of its athletes.

This exhibition does much with its subject matter in more than 100 artworks, though one of the best pieces in the show is actually an Artforum ad from 1970.

A glimpse into the everyday life and spirit of early twentieth-century America鈥攆rom the perspective of a noted Ohio painter, illustrator and printmaker...

An expansive new survey in West Palm Beach looks at the sport鈥檚 impact on culture and the many artists who have been inspired by it

Shifting Shorelines: Art, Industry, and Ecology along the Hudson River offers a transhistorical reading of human endeavors along the edges of the Hudson as depicted through the observations of artists.

For every idyllic image of the Hudson River Valley in Shifting Shorelines, there are many others in which human industry intrudes upon the view.

The Norton Museum of Art hosts Strike Fast, Dance Lightly: Artists on Boxing, the largest comprehensive survey of artistic representations of boxing in more than 20 years, featuring paintings, videos, sculptures, and works on paper.

Pillars of Detroit鈥檚 artistic community, Alan and Marianne Schwartz built an encyclopaedic collection of best-in-class Dutch masters, Belle 脡poque lithographers, American icons and more.

The deaccessioning dispute at Valparaiso University鈥檚 Brauer Museum of Art centres on works by Georgia O鈥橩eeffe, Frederic Church and Childe Hassam collectively valued at up to $15m.

On view at the New-York Historical Society Museum & Library is the exhibition 鈥淔rom Paul Revere to Edward Hopper: Treasures from the Leonard L. Milberg Collection of American Prints, Drawings, and Watercolors.鈥�

A glimpse into the everyday life and spirit of early twentieth-century America will be revealed at the Cincinnati Art Museum in George Bellows: American Life in Print.

The Fitzwilliam Museum鈥檚 latest show highlights an era that saw the sporting and artistic worlds converge.