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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Elizabeth Pochoda”

Field Notes: Serious Fun

Elizabeth Pochoda January 3, 2024 Exhibitions

A tour of Women’s Work at the New-York Historical Society.

Elizabeth PochodaNew-York Historical SocietyNovember/December 2023

Hidden Names and Complex Fates

Elizabeth Pochoda December 25, 2023 Exhibitions

A new exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum examines the depictions of Black people in the art of the Early American North.

american folk art museumElizabeth PochodaNovember/December 2023

Field notes: A Matter of Respect

Elizabeth Pochoda November 1, 2023 Art

A look into the current state of the repatriation of Native American art and objects in American museums.

Elizabeth Pochodanative american artSeptember/October 2023

Field notes: Blind Spots

Elizabeth Pochoda September 1, 2023 Furniture & Decorative Arts

An exploration into the conversations that folk art, and antiques in general, can inspire.

decoysElizabeth PochodaJuly/August 2023weathervane

Field notes: On Native Grounds

Elizabeth Pochoda July 5, 2023 Living with Antiques

A look into how Indigenous chefs and activists are connecting traditional Native American foodways with modern-day dining.

Elizabeth Pochodafood historyMay/June 2023

History on the Half Shell

Elizabeth Pochoda June 19, 2023 Furniture & Decorative Arts

All about the renaissance of the landmark nineteenth-century Brooklyn restaurant Gage & Tollner.

Elizabeth PochodaGage & TollnerMay/June 2023restoration

Field notes: Background Check

Elizabeth Pochoda May 1, 2023 Art

“Without Hands”: The Art of Sarah Biffin tells about the life and work of an English painter born without arms or legs.

19th century paintingElizabeth PochodaMarch/April 2023Philip Mould gallerySarah Biffin

ANTIQUES in the Modern World

Elizabeth Pochoda March 18, 2022 Magazine, Opinion

A personal journey through a watershed year, 1922

antiquescentennial issueElizabeth PochodaHomer Eaton Keyes

Teaching Tolerance through the Detritus of Intolerance

Elizabeth Pochoda October 23, 2020 Exhibitions

Lessons from the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia in Michigan.

civil rights movementDavid PilgrimElizabeth PochodaFerris StateInvisible ManJim Crow MuseumRalph EllisonReverend Hickman

The irrefutable freshness of Thomas Jayne

Editorial Staff February 8, 2018 Furniture & Decorative Arts

Taking Edith Wharton and Ogden Codman Jr.’s The Decoration of Houses as his starting point, in his new book the master decorator displays the many improvisations he has rung from historic models and classical principles

Edith WhartonElizabeth Pochodainterior decoratinginterior designthe decoration of housesthomas jayne
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