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Uncovering the Stories of Nazi-Looted Art
Between 1933 and 1945, Jewish art collectors in Germany and Nazi-occupied Europe were systematically forced into exile, deported, or murdered by the Nazis. The Nazis forced Jewish art collectors to ...
February 27, 2020
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Lorraine Ferrier
In Awe of Ornamental Glass
From the late 19th century through to around the 1940s, everyday shopkeepers across England advertised their businesses on ...
January 16, 2020
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Lorraine Ferrier
The Merciful Deity Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara at the Smithsonian
Life can be hard. When faced with fear, crisis, and hardship, some Buddhists call out to Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara ...
January 14, 2020
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Lorraine Ferrier
Elegance Restored: The Bookbinder’s Craft
There it sits on a bookshelf in the den, that 150-year-old King James Bible once owned by your ...
January 2, 2020
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Jeff Minick
Notre Dame Rector: Fragile Cathedral Might Not Be Saved
PARIS—The rector of Notre Dame Cathedral says the Paris landmark is still so fragile that there's a "50 ...
December 26, 2019
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The Associated Press
Josiah Wedgwood’s Portland Vase: The Pinnacle of Classical Perfection
Josiah Wedgwood spent his life perfecting the art of pottery, establishing 260 years ago the company that bears ...
November 14, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
The Gift of Tradition
The decorations and special objects that are unique to one’s family are a key part of holiday traditions. They ...
November 12, 2019
BY
Barbara Danza
Brian Flintoff, Master Carver of Maori Musical Instruments
Until some 40 years ago, traditional Maori music was thought to be all but lost. Then Brian Flintoff, ...
November 6, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
Patricia Lovett on Beautiful Lettering and Illumination
Scribe Patricia Lovett writes calligraphy and paints illuminations at her home studio in Sevenoaks, Kent, England. But she ...
October 16, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
Treasures From a Well Made Book
NEW YORK—The oldest book that Jeff Peachey has worked on was a papyrus fragment from over 2,000 years ...
September 5, 2019
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Shiwen Rong
Kyoto: Capital of Artistic Imagination
Rich with culture and brimming with history, Kyoto is often considered the heart of Japan. A stroll through ...
September 3, 2019
BY
Angela Feng
Only in Florence: The Artistry of Semiprecious Stone Paintings
Everyone who enters the Scarpelli Mosaici workshop in Florence, Italy, is told the story of “commesso Fiorentino” or ...
August 14, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
The Lasting Impression of Letterpress Printing
Today, Bowne is home to 34 presses, 18 of which are in regular use, largely from the late ...
August 7, 2019
BY
Catherine Yang
The Imperfections of Life Expressed in Handmade Craft
The handcrafting process is often slow because it isn't only about the skills, but the heart the creator ...
July 31, 2019
BY
Shiwen Rong
Hida Sangyo: Creating Masterpieces That Transcend Time
Nestled near the Northern Japanese Alps of Gifu prefecture, Hida Takayama (known locally as Hida) is one of ...
July 18, 2019
BY
Angela Feng
The Centuries-Old French Tradition of Making Pots With Clay, Rope, and Wood
The photographs show an almost quintessential French landscape, where a vast expanse of green grass disappears into a ...
June 6, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
The Qipao
The qipao’s sleek and elegant form is an image widely associated with Chinese style and aesthetic. And beyond ...
May 17, 2019
BY
Elite Magazine
The Guarneri ‘Il Cannone’ Comes to Columbus, Ohio
It could be something out of “Mission Impossible.” Only under armed guard, chaperoned by a conservator, and kept in ...
May 14, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
Curator’s Notes: Te Aika Hei Tiki
Corban Te Aika, curator of human history (Matauranga Maori) at the Canterbury Museum in Christchurch, New Zealand, shares ...
May 3, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
Pounamu: New Zealand’s Beloved Greenstone
Slowly, slowly, years of erosion gently unlock pieces of greenstone into the Te Wai Pounamu: the greenstone waters ...
April 23, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
Florida’s ‘Knights’ Displays Exquisite European Craftsmanship
The Sunshine State plays host to "Knights," an exhibition at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, ...
April 11, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
The Disappearing Art of Vanishing Fore-Edge Painting
“Wow! I didn’t see that coming.” For over 40 years, these have been the words that fore-edge painter ...
April 2, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
Celebrate UK Heritage Crafts
What do watchmaking, commercial papermaking, piano making, and scissor making all have in common? They’re all traditional heritage ...
March 21, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
Art and Design Schools Must Cultivate Creators, Not Theorists
A sadly common refrain about young people today is that they are coddled, entitled, self-absorbed, and tech-addicted. But as ...
March 11, 2019
BY
The Conversation
Holding On to Heritage Crafts
Traditional craftsmanship is diminishing worldwide. We wouldn’t let our museum collections decay and disappear, so why do we ...
February 20, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
Petronella Oortman and Her Giant Dolls’ House
A 17th-century dolls’ house must number among the more unusual source “texts” through which we can find out ...
February 19, 2019
BY
The Conversation
‘Violins of Hope’ Share Their Secrets and Their Music
String instruments are exceptional pieces of artwork that seem to be forever imprinted by their past, and maybe ...
February 7, 2019
BY
Masha Savitz
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