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

The art of framing and restoration with Lowy By Margie Fuchs Often seen as a technical footnote in the artistic process, frames play a central

Henry Koerner’s Magical Realist work “The River” By Beth Hamilton We are grateful to Dr. Joseph Koerner for providing insight and scholarship regarding this work.

Crossing the Atlantic with Marsden Hartley By Margie Fuchs During his lifetime, American modernist Marsden Hartley (1877-1943) travelled extensively, though he never made it to

Romare Bearden’s Depiction of the African-American Experience By Beth Hamilton Romare Bearden was one of the most renowned African American artists of the twentieth century

Summer with Marsden Hartley By Beth Hamilton Marsden Hartley was one of the earliest and most progressive American artists to embrace modernism.  Born as Edmund

The Mysteries of Hughie Lee-Smith’s Enigmatic “Contemplating My Future” By Beth Hamilton In the New York Times obituary for Hughie Lee-Smith on March 1, 1999,