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24 Dec 2025
22 Dec 2025CHICAGO — “Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind” is now on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA)...
16 Dec 2025HOUSTON — Not long ago, a meme ran rampant through social media (big surprise): men think about the Roman...
02 Dec 2025PHILADELPHIA — As post-Impressionism gave way at the turn of the Twentieth Century to modern and avant-garde...
24 Nov 2025NEW YORK CITY — There is typically some sort of parity between the scope of the artifacts and the historical...
17 Nov 2025WASHINGTON, DC & FREDERICK, MD. — Long ago and not so very far away, Elmer Mumshower set about celebrating...
11 Nov 2025BOSTON — The title of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’s new Winslow Homer exhibition comes from the novelist...
04 Nov 2025SHEBOYGAN, WIS. — The night Sinatra died, my wife and I were living in a rapidly gentrifying Italian...
28 Oct 2025WEST CHESTER, PENN. — Skip Chalfant has, to borrow shamelessly from Henry David Thoreau, “traveled...
21 Oct 2025WASHINGTON, DC — Anna Mary Robertson Moses (American, 1860-1961), known fondly as “Grandma Moses,”...
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