Gregory Cerio

Into the Void
Glenn Adamson

Byrdcliffe arts and crafts colony, African art at the
Brooklyn Museum, and needlework at the Museum
of International Folk Art

Tokyo Clothes: An exhibition in London examines
the kimono, past and present
Brian Allen

All About the Windsor Chair
Benjamin Davidson and Pippa Biddle

Parlor Room Talk: In New Orleans, an intact antebellum
decor tells the tales of many lives, free and enslaved
Chris Waddington

Mutual Monet Admiration: Museums in Boston and
Chicago plan for exhibitions that demonstrate the two
cities’ shared love of the French impressionist
Thomas Connors

A Scholarly Appetizer of Scallops: A taste of the research
to be found in the author’s forthcoming catalogue of early
American furniture at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Alexandra A. Kirtley

Blyth Spirits: More Benjamin Blyth portraits in oils
Bettina A. Norton

At Auction: A Lotta Buatta
Eleanor H. Gustafson

The story of Tiffany’s erudite and imaginative silver designer of the late nineteenth century, Edward C. Moore

Medill Higgins Harvey and Moira Gallagher

How the art of El Greco bent every technical rule of Old Masters painting

James Gardner

A photo excerpt from the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s new book on the homes of artists takes us into the studios where they worked

The influence of Scandinavian design in America will be examined in a forthcoming exhibition making stops in Milwaukee and Los Angeles

Bobbye Tigerman and Monica Obniski

Pablo Picasso had unparalleled virtuosity working with the most mundane of artistic mediums

James Gardner

Delightful, delirious, and often downright strange, majolica gets a thorough examination in a forthcoming exhibition and its catalogue

Eve M. Kahn