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21 Oct 2025WASHINGTON, DC — Anna Mary Robertson Moses (American, 1860-1961), known fondly as “Grandma Moses,”...
14 Oct 2025TRAPPE, PENN. — Lisa Minardi, executive director of Historic Trappe, which is not only the home of a pre-1750...
08 Oct 2025PHILADELPHIA — To say that Philadelphia is a cultural powerhouse is an understatement. The Champs-Élysées-style...
30 Sep 2025WASHINGTON, DC — The National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) is rewriting art history with its groundbreaking...
23 Sep 2025LOS ANGELES — In those years, the between years, the years of freedom, BG — “Before Girls” — I was one with...
16 Sep 2025NEW YORK CITY — Perhaps even more intriguing than lost treasure, the kind that requires parchment maps...
09 Sep 2025NEW YORK CITY — When the American Folk Art Museum (AFAM) reopens on September 26, following a temporary...
29 Aug 2025NEW YORK CITY —The master collector and director of Neue Galerie, Ronald S. Lauder, has said that he categorizes...
25 Aug 2025SARASOTA, FLA. — Long before a TikTok video or Tweet would stop people mid-scroll on their phones,...
18 Aug 2025WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The proverbial three-legged stool — scholars, collectors and the trade — supporting...
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