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.
Field Notes: Serious Fun
A tour of Women’s Work at the New-York Historical Society.
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.
Field notes: A Matter of Respect
A look into the current state of the repatriation of Native American art and objects in American museums.
Field notes: Blind Spots
An exploration into the conversations that folk art, and antiques in general, can inspire.
Field notes: On Native Grounds
A look into how Indigenous chefs and activists are connecting traditional Native American foodways with modern-day dining.
History on the Half Shell
All about the renaissance of the landmark nineteenth-century Brooklyn restaurant Gage & Tollner.
Field notes: Background Check
“Without Hands”: The Art of Sarah Biffin tells about the life and work of an English painter born without arms or legs.
ANTIQUES in the Modern World
A personal journey through a watershed year, 1922