Newcomb Pottery Exhibition Virtual Tour
VIRTUAL TOUR
Recorded Summer 2025
The Frick Collection Virtual Tour
VIRTUAL TOUR
Recorded Spring 2025
Time Travel in the Thames Valley: Ham House and Osterley Park
REVIEW: SPRING 2025 STUDY TRIP ABROAD
Vibrant Visions: The Frescoes of Knossos and Their Decorative Legacy
REVIEW: EARLY SPRING 2025 STUDY TRIP ABROAD
Making Music at Nemours: Alfred I. duPont’s Music Room at his Delaware Mansion
REVIEW: SPRING 2025 SYMPOSIUM
Whose Revolution at the Concord Museum
BY REED GOCHBERG
What did it feel like to live through a revolution? The Concord Museum’s new special exhibition, Whose Revolution, explores a pivotal moment in American history, when simmering tensions between the American colonies and Great Britain led to the outbreak of war.
The Silvered Stories of 19th-Century Southern Asia
BY KATHERINE ANNE PAUL
Silver entered global markets at an accelerated rate in the 19th century, and the artistry of Southern Asian silversmiths played a major yet under-sung role in converting a once-rare material into items we now take for granted. The Harish K. Patel Collection at the Birmingham Museum of Art in Alabama provides a thorough record of this trend.
Fighting for Freedom: Black Craftspeople and the Pursuit of Independence
BY WILLIAM A. STROLLO
A collaborative exhibition between the Black Craftspeople Digital Archive and the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Museum, Fighting for Freedom: Black Craftspeople and the Pursuit of Independence centers on the lives, experiences, trials, and triumphs of Black craftspeople, illuminating their journey towards autonomy and presenting inclusive vignettes into the American fight for freedom.
