Inside Ryan Matthew Cohn’s Cvrated, rare curiosities, macabre artifacts, and unconventional treasures become a cabinet of wonders waiting to be discovered. ⬬
Public Personas
A new exhibit at the American Folk Art Museum reframes “self-taught” artists as deliberate architects of identity and artistic legacy. ⬬
Conversations: Art Beyond Boundaries
Jason T. Busch speaks with Christophe Cherix, director of the Museum of Modern Art, about championing folk and self-taught art at one of the nation’s most influential museums. ⬬
July/August 2026 Guest Editor’s Letter – Jason T. Busch
Happy Birthday, America! ⬬
Style: A Wearable Scrapbook
A long-overlooked Indiana fashion tradition has seen a recent revival, drawing a younger generation into the richly woven world of antiques. ⬬
Culture: “Born to be Queen”
How Bridgerton’s Queen Charlotte remixes history and hearsay for a modern audience. ⬬
Museums: Waiting in the Wing
Opening in 2026, the Tang Wing for American Democracy realizes a long-held vision for expansion at the New York Historical. ⬬
Museums: From Post Office to Art Museum
The Frist Art Museum Celebrates Twenty-Five Years of Stewardship. ⬬
Hidden Gems: Upon Further Inspection…
From bawdy brothels to bridal blessings, chamber pots reveal Europe’s tangled views on women, sexuality, marriage, and power. ⬬
Museums: The Grunwald Center at Seventy
Highlighting centuries of important drawings, prints, photographs, and other works on paper,
the Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts’s anniversary showcases its lasting impact on art scholarship. ⬬