A look into the current state of the repatriation of Native American art and objects in American museums.
Leash Common Denominator
Some notes on art, design, and historical artifacts related to dogs.
Fleeting Impressions
A current exhibition explores the art and milieu of the elusive American landscape painter Guy Wiggins.
Bélizaire Portrait Now On View At The Met
The rare artwork finds a home in the American Wing.
Last Call—The Tallgrass Visions of Philip Juras
In the tallgrass prairie restorations of Illinois, Philip Juras finds and paints Arcadia
Facets and settings: Art, affinities, and the designs of David Webb
Excerpts from a new book on the esteemed New York jeweler and his inspirations.
Editor’s letter: September/October 2023
Editor-in-Chief Gregory Cerio celebrates the oncoming of fall.
Museum visit: Second Sight
The Intuit Museum embodies Chicago’s longstanding appreciation for self-taught and outsider art.
Making Faces
Federal American Vernacular Portraits, 1790s to 1840s.
From a Chain Gang to Art Museums
Overcoming extraordinary adversity, self-taught artist Winfred Rembert preserved his fraught past in words and in startling images made of tooled and painted leather.