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Object lesson: Lights from the Dark Ages: The Lüsterweibchen

Benjamin Davidson and Pippa Biddle January 1, 2024Furniture & Decorative Arts

All about the world’s weirdest chandeliers.

chandelierLüsterweibchenNovember/December 2023

Current and coming: Marie Laurencin at the Barnes

Thomas Connors December 27, 2023Exhibitions

The artist’s female-centered oeuvre gets the spotlight.

Barnes FoundationCurrent and ComingMarie LaurencinNovember/December 2023Thomas Connors

Hidden Names and Complex Fates

Elizabeth Pochoda December 25, 2023Exhibitions

A new exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum examines the depictions of Black people in the art of the Early American North.

american folk art museumElizabeth PochodaNovember/December 2023

Current and coming: An Abraham Ángel revival

Sammy Dalati December 22, 2023Exhibitions

The artist’s brief yet impactful career gets the spotlight at the Dallas Museum of Art.

Abraham ÁngelCurrent and ComingDallas Museum of ArtNovember/December 2023

Hand of an Angel; Eye of a Sage

Jill Deupi December 20, 2023Exhibitions

The life and art of Charles White, who battled discrimination and illness to achieve a transcendent vision, is explored in a current traveling exhibition.

Charles Whitecincinnati art museumLowe Art MuseumNovember/December 2023

Facets and settings: Holiday Jewelry Book Selections

Ruth Peltason December 18, 2023Furniture & Decorative Arts

A dazzling collection of stories from international jewelry houses and a longtime dealer and scholar.

booksCartierCarvin FrenchGeoffrey MunnjewelryNovember/December 2023Van Cleef and Arpels

The Shock of the Hue

James Gardner December 15, 2023Exhibitions

How the surprising, saturated colors in the turn-of-the-century paintings Matisse and others created in the South of France changed the face of Western art.

André DerainFauvismHenri MatisseJames GardnerMetropolitan Museum of ArtNovember/December 2023

The Pre-Raphaelite and the Potter

Sarah Hardy December 11, 2023Exhibitions

A current exhibition explores the life and work of an eminent late Victorian artistic couple, Evelyn and William De Morgan.

arts and craftsCrocker Art MuseumEvelyn and William De MorganNovember/December 2023

Changing Times, Changing Art

Art Martin December 6, 2023Exhibitions

A current exhibition examines American realist art as a mirror on sweeping societal transformations in the early twentieth century.

american realismMuskegon Museum of ArtNovember/December 2023

Endnotes: Pyramid Schemes

Eleanor H. Gustafson November 8, 2023Art

How educator and designer Matthew Bird utilized social media to lecture on Egyptian Revival design.

Egyptian revivalEleanor H. GustafsonSeptember/October 2023
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