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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...
26 May 2025NEW YORK CITY — The Art Students League is an unusual name for an art school, when you think about...
12 May 2025CHICAGO — When the Costume collection manager at the Chicago History Museum (CHM), Jessica Pushor,...
05 May 2025WASHINGTON, DC — When discussing the Old Masters, most conjure rich images of portraiture, religious...
28 Apr 2025NEW YORK CITY — I never thought of amnesia as an essential component of architecture, but it actually...
21 Apr 2025PHILADELPHIA — Flags tell all kinds of stories, from the colors and materials flag makers chose to the symbols,...
14 Apr 2025NEW HAVEN, CONN. — It is a glorious time for the reopening of the Yale Center for British Art (YCBA),...
07 Apr 2025RICHMOND, VA. — Fittingly, “Give Me Liberty: Virginia & the Forging of a Nation,” now on view at the Virginia...
31 Mar 2025PHILADELPHIA — The four corners of the globe, once only accessible by boat, have captivated people...
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