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Curious objects: Discussing Craft and Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot

Sammy Dalati March 4, 2021 Curious Objects, Magazine

A look at current and upcoming episodes of our podcast

Crystal Bridges Museum of American ArtCurious Objectsglenn adamsonJill Newhouse

The Grand Tour and the Global Landscape

Tim Barringer March 1, 2021 Art, Magazine

How the artistic representations of classical ruins shaped views of all the world

claude lorrainnathaniel dancerichard wilsonthe grand touryale university

Editor’s Letter: January/February 2021

Gregory Cerio January 11, 2021 Magazine

Editor Gregory Cerio welcomes us to the January/February 2021 issue

Daniel AckermannEditor's Letterlillian bassmanMESDAWinter Antiques Show

End Notes: And Then There’s Mauve

Eleanor H. Gustafson January 8, 2021 Magazine

Did you know that the color mauve, or, rather, the pigment, was discovered in 1856 by an eighteen year- old student experimenting with the hydrocarbons in coal tar from street lamps in an attempt to discover a cure for malaria?

Alison CariensForbes Pigment CollectionHarvard Art MuseumsNarayan KhandekarPigment

Current and Coming: Kentucky Shakers at the Speed

Tommy Hines January 5, 2021 Exhibitions, Magazine

The Speed Art Museum in Louisville, exhibition, Careful, Neat, and Decent: Arts of the Kentucky Shakers, examines the material culture of the Shakers.

American CraftKentucky ShakersPleasant Hill Shaker VillageSouth Union Shaker Villagespeed art museum

A Man of Parts: The house and collection built by the visionary director of the Wadsworth Atheneum

Elizabeth Pochoda December 29, 2020 Living with Antiques, Magazine

Understanding the house means understanding the man who created it, the man who at twenty-seven became acting director of the Wadsworth Atheneum and made the country’s oldest public art museum the most talked about arts institution in the country.

Chick AustinEugene GaddisThe Austin HouseWadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art

“Serenity, even a kind of nobility”: Notes on a trailblazing-yet-forgotten American artist, Alethea Hill Platt

Eve M. Kahn, Hanna Wells December 21, 2020 Art, Magazine

Reviewers called Plattʼs landscapes “brilliant in tone but true to the colors found in sky and plain and vale,” and praised her interiors for “quaintness of type and richness of color in shadowy corners and firelit hearths”

alethea hill platteve m kahnhanna wells

New Light: A Window on Mrs. Hackley and Her Greenwood Seminary

Jenny Garwood November 30, 2020 Magazine

“Mahala Jameson marked this sampler under the direction of Mrs Hackley A D 1818.”

Ann Duncanson Hackleycross stitchinggreenwood seminaryjenny garwoodkim iveymahala jamesonMESDAmuseum of early southern decorative artsNew Lightvirginia herald

Built Environment: A Masterpiece Made by Graft

James Gardner November 16, 2020 Magazine

Amid the pale, Grecian mediocrity of Lower Manhattan’s civic center stands a monument of unaccountable excellence, the Tweed Courthouse at 52 Chambers Street.

Boss TweedBrooklyn Museumbuilt environmentCity HallGrand MannerJohn KellumLeopold EidlitzMetropolitan Museum of ArtNew York CityNew York TimesThomas Little

Critical Thinking/Difficult Issues: While the Iron is Hot

Glenn Adamson November 13, 2020 Magazine

I wanted to show that antiques have something to say, not only about their own moment—in the more or less distant past—but also about our own.

19th centuryAmerican CraftCraft: An American Historycritical thinking difficult issuesnational academy of designpoliticsThe Metropolitan Museum of Artthomas waterman wood
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