When asked to imagine a Greek or Roman sculpture, many of us picture a white marble statue. This is how classical sculpture appears in most museum settings, including at the Carlos Museum, but in reality the majority of sculpture from the Greek and Roman worlds was originally brightly colored.

Over nine nights, the Hindu festival of Chaitra Navratri celebrates the nine divine forms of the goddess Durga. Ending this spring on April 2, Navratri, literally "nine nights," consists of prayers, rituals, performances all dedicated to the celebration of the powerful deity whose energy represents the triumph of good over evil.

In conjunction with the exhibition "Tell the Whole Story from Beginning to End": The Ramayana in Indian Painting, artist Ande Cook created a lesson plan that leads students of all ages and abilities through the steps of creating a work of art in the style used by the artist who created the artwork seen in the exhibition.

The Ramayana is the most celebrated epic poem in South and Southeast Asia. It tells the journey of prince Rama, from his banishment from the kingdom of Ayodhya, to his triumphant return. We've created a puzzle from a painting that depicts Rama's eventual coronation.

The Ramayana is the most celebrated epic poem in South and Southeast Asia. It tells the journey of prince Rama, from his banishment from the kingdom of Ayodhya, to his triumphant return. We've created a puzzle from a painting that depicts Hanuman, who has joined forces with Rama, leading his companions towards Ravana's fort on the island of Lanka, where Sita is held captive.

The Ramayana is the most celebrated epic poem in South and Southeast Asia. It tells the journey of prince Rama, from his banishment from the kingdom of Ayodhya, to his triumphant return. We've created a puzzle from a painting that depicts the kidnapping of Rama's wife, Sita.

The Ramayana is the most celebrated epic poem in South and Southeast Asia. It tells the journey of prince Rama, from his banishment from the kingdom of Ayodhya, to his triumphant return. We've created a puzzle from a painting that depicts a scene near the beginning of Rama's exile.