Photographer Pola Esther inhabits the life of Ruth Ann Brown Coxe in a new exhibit at the Florence Griswold Museum.
A Room With Her View
December 19, 2017
Connecticut
Douglas P. Clement
Leslie Giuliani: Genre-Defying Art
December 16, 2017
Connecticut
Connecticut artist Leslie Giuliani defies description. Is she a printmaker, painter, weaver, rug hooker? All of the above?
Neville’s Wearable Wisdom
January 23, 2017
Connecticut
Neville Wisdom’s success is built on a signature style of architectural—“little bit more constructed”—designs.
Letter Heads
January 2, 2017
New England
New England’s letterpress locations utilize the centuries-old analog process to create lasting words and objects.
Line, Color, and Barns
November 20, 2015
Massachusetts
Artist Don Munson’s 50-year career. “It’s the allegorical stories that I’m trying to tell that are the real driving force.”
Curiouser and Curiouser
November 10, 2015
Massachusetts
Springfield Museums’ collection of oddities is creepy in a good way, reminiscent of 17th century cabinets of curiosity.
Feminine Mystique
October 16, 2015
Connecticut
Art collector Marc Chabot discusses 20th-century female artists who had daring lives and created cutting-edge work in western Connecticut.
