by The Trust | Nov 27, 2020
Virtual Symposium Explores Race, Place, and Identity through Low Country Collections The Decorative Arts Trust and the Drayton Hall Preservation Trust co-hosted the symposium, Exploring Race, Place & Identity through Low Country Collections on Wednesday, November...
by The Trust | Nov 24, 2020
TK Smith and Zipporah Camille Thompson Discuss Craft, Art, and “Looming Chaos” TK Smith shared his remarkable talent for cultivating interpersonal connections through art during his Trust Talk on Monday, November 15. TK used his insightful perspective to discuss the...
by The Trust | Nov 11, 2020
Cranbrook Awarded Curatorial Internship Grant Alumni of the Cranbrook Educational Community (CEC) have helped shape the world of art, design, and architecture, and outstanding artists and staff include Florence Knoll and Ray and Charles Eames. For these reasons and...
by The Trust | Nov 6, 2020
Caputo and Malone Lecture at 2020 Delaware Antiques Show The Annual Delaware Antiques Show looks a little different this year, but that is not stopping dealers from selling, collectors from browsing, and scholars from speaking. Organized by Winterthur Museum, Garden...
by The Trust | Nov 5, 2020
A Collector’s Vision: Highlights from the Dietrich American Foundation On October 27, the Decorative Arts Trust was honored to be invited into the world of the Dietrich Collection, as H. Richard Dietrich III and Deborah Rebuck shared a virtual Trust Tour of the...
by The Trust | Oct 28, 2020
Examining Colonial Portraits with Boldt and Ackermann Janine Yorimoto Boldt, PhD, shared her lecture, More than Meets the Eye: Complicating the Histories of Colonial Portraits, with Daniel Ackermann, PhD, for the Decorative Arts Trust’s October Trust Talk. Janine’s...
by The Trust | Oct 9, 2020
Peeking Inside a Philadelphia Gem: Private Tour of Curt Chinnici and Troy Bianchi’s Fishtown Victorian Curt Chinnici began leading the October Trust Tour by saying, “This house is 1865. I bought it in the mid-90’s and it was dirt cheap because nobody wanted to live...
by The Trust | Oct 6, 2020
Who Built the City on the Severn? McGlyn and Momon Share Research About Enslaved Craftspeople Bethany J. McGlyn, Sewell C. Biggs Curatorial Fellow at Winterthur Museum, presented Who Built the City on the Severn? Slavery and Craft in Early Annapolis for the Decorative...