Field notes: Water is Life

Elizabeth Pochoda  October 3, 2022Art

New exhibitions at the Met set the stage for an update on Native American representation

Artist profile: Birds of a Feather

Robert McCracken Peck with photographs by Elizabeth S. Creamer September 26, 2022Art, Magazine

A visit to the home and studio of artist-cum-naturalist Mary Jo McConnell

Farther afield: Harlequin Romance

James Gardner September 16, 2022Art

In Dresden, a philosophy lesson found in Meissen porcelain figurines

Announcing Calder Gardens

Editorial Staff September 7, 2022Art

A new sculpture park is coming to city center Philadelphia

In Memoriam: R. Scudder Smith (1935-2022)

Laura Beach with Madelia Hickman Ring August 31, 2022Art

The antiques world remembers founder and publisher of Antiques and the Arts Weekly, R. Scudder Smith

Museum Accessions: Old Masters, Mysterious Modernists, and More

James Gardner August 19, 2022Art, Magazine

Recent accessions at the Meadows Museum, Bowdoin College Museum, Baltimore Museum of Art, and more

Yesterday and Today: Art and Design (Part I)

Joseph Cunningham August 15, 2022Art, Furniture & Decorative Arts, Magazine

An art historian muses on affinities between works of contemporary and early modern decorative arts

Collectors profile: Brass Tacks

Laura Beach August 12, 2022Art, Magazine

What jewelry maker Joan Parcher sees in antique hardware

Current and coming: An Escher extravaganza in Houston

Editorial Staff August 5, 2022Art, Exhibitions

Currently on view in Houston: The largest Escher exhibition ever presented

Current and coming: Ghosts of art at the Getty

James Gardner August 1, 2022Art, Exhibitions

A show at the Getty explores the biggest waste of time in the history of art