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05 Aug 2025WINTERTHUR, DEL. — An iron trivet, a ceramic pitcher, a lantern. These are items one might find in an attic...
29 Jul 2025BERKELEY, CALIF. — African American quilts — both contemporary and earlier examples — have been...
21 Jul 2025GREENSBURG, PENN. — This year, 2025, is the “Year of the Woman” at the Westmoreland Museum of American...
15 Jul 2025COTUIT, MASS. — There are literally hundreds of categories we can use to talk about art. Most of the time...
08 Jul 2025SANTA FE, N.M. — Anyone visiting northern New Mexico during Easter Week may witness a phenomenon without...
01 Jul 2025ATLANTA — Artist-activist Faith Ringgold (American, 1930-2024) is renowned for her lushly painted “story”...
23 Jun 2025NEW YORK CITY — Traveling has always been a summer pastime, but most travel experiences today offer...
17 Jun 2025NANTUCKET, MASS. — Those who are lucky enough to visit Nantucket this coming summer can look forward...
09 Jun 2025BRIDGTON, MAINE — A new $2 million gallery at the Rufus Porter Museum of Art and Ingenuity features...
02 Jun 2025CORNING, N.Y. — At the turn of the Twentieth Century, scientific advancements led to an explosion of color...
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