Civil War Era Swords
EMERGING SCHOLARS > SUMMER RESEARCH GRANTS by Ruthie Dibble Yale University, History of Art, PhD. Candidate Thanks to the generosity of the Decorative Arts Trust, this summer I conducted crucial fieldwork relating to my dissertation, “’Strike Home to the Minds of...
Re-Awakening Wilton
by William Strollo, Director of Education and Public Relations, Wilton House Museum
A lot can change over a decade. Ten years ago, Wilton House Museum in Richmond’s West End looked like the typical local historic house museum.
Made in the Americas: The New World Discovers Asia
EXHIBITION REVIEW
By Christian Roden
Of the many eye-catching objects on display in “Made in the Americas: The New World Discovers Asia,” at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, one that commands particular attention is a large desk and bookcase, completely covered in…
Renovated Cooper-Hewitt Impresses NYC VIP Crowd
January 2015
In New York City, where the Met, MoMA, Guggenheim, and Whitney garner the lion’s share of museum-related press, the intense buzz about Cooper-Hewitt’s reopening following a lengthy and comprehensive renovation was notable.
The Decorative Arts and Architecture of Southern Maine
FALL SYMPOSIUM 2015
Sicily: Crossroads of Mediterranean Civilizations
Sicily: Crossroads of Mediterranean Civilizations EVENTS > STUDY TRIPS ABROAD FALL STUDY TRIP ABROAD 2015 Located between Africa and Europe, between the Near East and the Atlantic, Sicily bore witness to a complex sequence of invaders from the 8th century BC until...
The Breathtaking Sites of Sicily
REVIEW: FALL 2015 STUDY TRIP ABROAD
