Our inaugural digital catalogue By Jonathan Boos, Valerie Stanos, Beth Hamilton Dear Friends, It is our hope that this note finds you safe and healthy.

We Traversed the Digital Landscape: a Digital Tour Across the Nation’s Museums By Margie Fuchs “The only way to understand painting is to go and

A Break From the News: 7 Artworks We Love By Jonathan Boos, Valerie Stanos and Beth Hamilton It has been a few weeks since New

Women’s History Month: Meet Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney By Margie Fuchs As the seriousness of the news continues to increase, we encourage you to pause and

Presentation Preview: Psychological Realism at the 2020 ADAA Art Show Join us February 27 – March 1, 2020 at the Park Avenue Armory Jonathan Boos

Curator Interview: Saint Louis Art Museum American Art Curator Melissa Wolfe By Margie Fuchs How do you become an expert in American art? For Melissa

Three things to know about the Ashcan School By Margie Fuchs What’s in a name? Like Impressionism before it, the Ashcan School took its name

The Winter Show 2020 Presentation Preview Join us January 24 – February 2, 2020 at the Park Avenue Armory Jonathan Boos is pleased to announce

The controversy of Gabriel Cornelius Von Max’s “The Critics” By Beth Hamilton Gabriel von Max painted some of the most controversial subjects in Europe during

Jonathan Boos Highlights of the Decade As we head into the New Year, our team reflects on a select group of 20th century American and

The American Art Fair 2019 Presentation Preview Join us November 16 – 19, 2019, at the Bohemian National Hall We are pleased to be exhibiting

Meet Joseph Leo Koerner: the professor and filmmaker on his documentary “The Burning Child” By Margie Fuchs Joseph Leo Koerner’s 2018 documentary The Burning Child

An Interview with Rebecca Shaykin: The Jewish Museum’s Associate Curator on the groundbreaking Edith Halpert exhibition By Margie Fuchs Do you know Edith Halpert? A

Jacob Lawrence’s “Nativity” scene Jacob Lawrence was born in Atlantic City, New Jersey to parents who recently migrated north following the first World War. Lawrence