Ancient Artifact or Fake?
In 1872, a peculiar stone found near Lake Winnipesaukee ignited debate about its origin and purpose. Dubbed the "Mystery Stone," it showcased unusual symbols and precision drilling. Researchers later suggested it may be ...
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A $550 Bass Otis Portrait: Why a Copy Still Matters
As America nears its 250th anniversary, interest in historical portraits remains muted, evidenced by the sale of a 1853 copy by Bass Otis of a Thomas Amory II portrait for just $550. This copy reflects the tradition of e...
July Art Openings 🎨 … First Thursday, July 2
Spend an evening immersed in Portland’s vibrant gallery scene, with standout exhibitions and receptions at Waterstone, Russo Lee, Augen, and Blackfish. A thoughtfully mapped 1.5-mile walking route makes it easy to experi...
Collecting the Bicentennial
The Bicentennial in 1976 marked America's 200th anniversary, prompting widespread celebration and the production of countless commemorative items. While nostalgia fuels collector interest, many items remain affordable du...
Misty Morning Montclair
At the Butler Museum, a quiet landscape by George Inness seems empty… until a figure almost appears. In works like Winter Moonlight, presence never fully resolves. These aren’t paintings of people in landscapes, but land...
When Paintings Begin to Sing
In a quiet gallery, viewers experience a dynamic interplay of color and sound, reminiscent of composer Wassily Kandinsky's chromesthesia. His art embodies emotion and rhythm, creating a fusion of senses. Similar artists ...
Podcast Episode: Arch Conspirators
Pip: It is January 1917, and a small group of artists has just climbed inside the Washington Square Arch with blankets, lanterns, and what can only be described as a very specific agenda. Mara: That story comes from Urba...
June Art Openings 🎨 … First Thursday, June 4
Spend an evening immersed in Portland’s vibrant gallery scene, with standout exhibitions and receptions at Waterstone, Russo Lee, Augen, and Blackfish. A thoughtfully mapped 1.5-mile walking route makes it easy to experi...
Reviewing Wild Thing: A Life of Paul Gauguin
Writing a book about Paul Gauguin today means confronting a question that shadows nearly every discussion of art and artists: how do we separate creative achievement from personal conduct? In her preface, Sue Prideaux op...