The Barnes Foundation’s new book explores its past and present.
Looking Both Ways
The New-York Historical Society unveils Kay WalkingStick’s view of Hudson River school landscapes.
Current and coming: Lalique drawings in New York
A rare insight into the glassmaker’s genius is on display at A La Vieille Russie.
The Truth-Teller
A current exhibition charts the career of photographer Dorothea Lange, whose work captures the human condition with uncommon candor.
Endnotes: Of Glass and Grape Nuts
A lesser-known aspect of Marjorie Merriweather Post’s collection is on display at the Hillwood Estate, Museum, and Gardens.
In memoriam: Joan Kaplan Davidson, 1927–2023
Her grandson remembers the philanthropist, historic preservationist, and materfamilias.
Field Notes: Serious Fun
A tour of Women’s Work at the New-York Historical Society.
Object lesson: Lights from the Dark Ages: The Lüsterweibchen
All about the world’s weirdest chandeliers.
Current and coming: Marie Laurencin at the Barnes
The artist’s female-centered oeuvre gets the spotlight.
Hidden Names and Complex Fates
A new exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum examines the depictions of Black people in the art of the Early American North.