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Ivory as an Amphibious Material

Ivory as an Amphibious Material by John White    In German, the word for “ivory” (Elfenbein) contains a direct reference to elephants. However, ivory is also sourced from other animals. Walruses, narwhals, and other animals have tusks, which artists around the globe...

Examining 16th-Century Altar Tapestries

Examining 16th-Century Altar Tapestries by Julia LaPlaca    With the support of a Decorative Arts Trust Research Grant, I spent a week in New York City conducting research for my dissertation titled Woven Flesh, Woven Stone: The Affordances of Tapestries in Altar...

Frank Lloyd Wright in Japan: Decorations and Implications

Frank Lloyd Wright in Japan: Decorations and Implications by Andrea Jung-An Liu    The focus of my dissertation research in the Department of the History of Art at the University of California, Berkeley, began one summer in Yokohama, when I walked past a building with...

Porter’s Plumb and Level: Where Innovation Meets Artistry

Porter’s Plumb and Level: Where Innovation Meets Artistry by Madison Nelson  The time I spent in the Historic Deerfield Summer Fellowship Program through a Continuing Education Scholarship from the Decorative Arts Trust changed the lenses through which I view history....

Parallax: Minah Kim’s Exhibition at The Clay Studio

Parallax: Minah Kim’s Exhibition at The Clay Studio by Julia Yun    In summer 2025, I was thrilled to be selected as the IDEAL Intern at The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, PA. In addition to working with Jennifer Zwilling and Trinity Dubois on preparations for the...

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