At his home outside Stockholm, the art of sculptor Carl Milles is on full and glorious display
Poison Pen
An exhibition surveys the sinuous, sinister art of Aubrey Beardsley
When the Bauhaus came to Monte Albán (From our Archives)
To many, the Alberses were the embodiment of forward-thinking modernity. And yet, to a surprising degree, they were inspired by ancient art.
Cajun and Creole, the rough and the fine (From our Archives)
Over the past ten years Wade Lege has rescued some of the disappearing landmarks of his native Louisiana
Shop Talk: Folk Tales, Favorite Finds
Spring going on Summer 2020: a season of no shows, no fairs, no fun at all for those of us who love the touch of antique objects
East Meets West
An exhibition explores the affinities between a pair of American artists whose works have each become iconic representations of a region
This Week’s Destinations for Digital Culture: August 12 to 18
How to engage with the arts on your phone or laptop (and IRL!)
Early Pittsburgh Glass-Houses (From our Archives)
While the records now seem to be quite clear, there has been considerable discussion regarding the earliest established glass-house in Pittsburgh
Taking Inventory: Lovable Leos
Get to know a pair of winsome pieces of Pennsylvania pottery at the Met
Horace Pippin’s New Medium
An excerpt from a new book on the self-taught African American artist discusses his first painting