QC Museum Month in October: Plan Visits Across the Quad Cities October 1–31 is the window for exploring the Quad Cities’ museums through QC Museum … Read More
Noelle Trent’s museum leadership: protecting Boston’s African American history through change Noelle Trent’s immediate challenge is to connect institutional survival with public relevance. The Museum … Read More
The Forgotten Fossil Fish That Changed a Coelacanth Family Tree A fossil stored at London’s Natural History Museum has been identified as Macropoma gombessae, a … Read More
Baltimore Through the Lens: What BMA’s 185-Year Photography Survey Reveals “Flashback: Two Centuries of Baltimore Photography” examines Baltimore as both a subject for the camera … Read More
Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock: An Artistic Partnership Built on Difference When Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock became closely acquainted in New York in 1941, … Read More
Your Museum, Your Voice: How the Cleveland Museum of Art Expands Interpretation The Cleveland Museum of Art’s Community Voices initiative places personal perspectives alongside established … Read More
Why Gravelotte’s War Museum Matters to European History The Museum of the War of 1870 and the Annexation in Gravelotte addresses a conflict that is … Read More
Letters to the Editor: Readers Question How the Lucas Museum Explains Its Art One reader’s first impression of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art begins … Read More
Hurricane Helene Museum Damage: What Remains Visible in Pass-a-Grille Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene flooded Pass-a-Grille in September 2024, the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum … Read More
Tarnov’s 1943 Practice Bombing: How a Training Flight Reached the Town Before dawn on August 16, 1943, residents of Tarnov, Nebraska, heard practice bombs fall … Read More
