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23 Dec 2024LONDON — Mimesis. Verisimilitude. Realism. Hyperrealism. The faithful, scrupulous representation of reality,...
16 Dec 2024BRUNSWICK, MAINE — Located among a stand of mature pine trees, the contemporary John and Lile Gibbons...
02 Dec 2024BROOKLYN, N.Y. — The Brooklyn Museum of Art opened in 1824 and has planned a rolling slate of celebratory...
25 Nov 2024CHICAGO — In 1889, Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr established Hull-House, a utopian residence where...
18 Nov 2024SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. — It has only been a little more than six years, but it may feel like an age ago that...
12 Nov 2024MALIBU, CALIF. — Winners write the histories. Isn’t that how the saying goes? If it’s true, then...
05 Nov 2024NEW YORK CITY — The Hispanic Society Museum & Library (HSM&L), the primary institution dedicated to the preservation,...
28 Oct 2024COLCHESTER, CONN. — Many years ago, on perhaps my first visit to Nathan Liverant and Son Antiques,...
21 Oct 2024TRAPPE, PENN. — To celebrate the fifth anniversary of Historic Trappe’s Center for Pennsylvania German...
15 Oct 2024NEW YORK CITY — I had occasion to work on a major exhibition of Edward Curtis’s photographs from...
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