Decorated in the brand’s signature pink and orange, the house is a product of a partnership between the company and actress Olivia Wilde.

Your seasonal calendar of events, music, theater, and more.

This week’s picks by Globe critics.

Huang Binggen was the family representative chosen to assist with the myriad details of bringing his ancestral home from a small Chinese village to a museum in Salem. He died in August.

Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick and comedian Dave Chappelle are among eight people being saluted by Harvard University for their contributions to black history and culture.

“Winnie-the-Pooh: Exploring a Classic” is at the Museum of Fine Arts; “The Little House: Her Story” is at the Cape Ann Museum.

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The program, which gives free admission to service personnel and their families, has been expanding.

Two notable Boston institutions celebrate their past with multiple displays.

This year’s Museums Special section looks at houses and much more.

Isabella Stewart Gardner and the spirit that animated her have inspired a remarkable new dance project from Peter DiMuro, the Gardner Museum’s first choreographer-in-residence.

Highlights run from A, Ansel Adams, at the MFA, to A, animal-shaped vessels, at Harvard.

A probing and unusually intelligent documentary looks at the greatest of all street photographers.

From birthplaces of famous people to showcases of period architecture and daily life, house museums in Massachusetts span the state, from Adams to Yarmouth Port.

Shows at the Gardner and RISD museums look at textiles.

Dan Monroe has overseen a period of impressive growth during a 25-year tenure.

Eric Fischl has a show of paintings and sculptures at Adelson Galleries Boston.

Murray Whyte, the longtime art critic at the Toronto Star, joins the Globe staff mid-November.

Oxman admits to having a bit of fun with paparazzi when they began staking out the Media Lab, however.

HUBweek returns for its second day with a variety of events focusing on sustainability, technology, and the arts.

This week’s picks by Globe critics.

Now in its fourth year, the HUBweek festival brings together hundreds of events, installations, and conversations on art, science, health, and technology.

From a Trump Tower sculpture to a flame-throwing “Mad Max” guitar to hip hop drumming, the Ulmans aren’t shy about making a statement.

Daisy Yiyou Wang, the Peabody Essex Museum’s Robert N. Shapiro Curator of Chinese and East Asian Art, welcomed fashion scholar Harold Koda.

“Killing Commendatore’’ follows a wobbly portrait painter and his Gatsby-like subject.

“Strategies of Engagement,” an open-hearted and penetrating show, demonstrates the artist’s cunning use of formats to expose the fusty, encrusted belief systems that maintain hierarchies.

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They have partnered on a major investment to 29 arts and cultural organizations across the state.

Joe Wardwell’s show at LaMontagne Gallery offers a different kind of lyricism.

You never lose touch with the city outdoors as your near neighbor, because you can see it looking back at you through so many glass walls and windows.

The East Boston artist shared what inspires him in the city. 

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The Globe and Philadelphia Inquirer architecture critics will receive their awards from the National Building Museum on Oct. 29..

The museum has purchased the Howard Greenberg Collection of photographs.

Art shows at Harvard reflect James Baldwin’s dedication to bearing witness to America’s beautiful and brutal truths.

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The Worcester Art Museum showcases the Hudson River School of 19th-century painters.

At Boston University, a look back at the Boston School, from the ’70s and ’80s

Salley Mavor is bringing her work this week to Lowell instead.

A.R.T.’s “The Black Clown” isn’t just a stirring performance of the Langston Hughes poem. From Botham Jean to Colin Kaepernick to Reginald Andrade, it’s the circus of racism in America.

This week’s picks by Globe critics.