Remembering Bruno Lucchesi, the Master Who Kept Renaissance Sculpture Alive
Published: Oct 12, 2026written by Jessica Suess, MPhil Ancient History, BA Hons History/Archaeology Add Us The art world…
Where to Find Van Gogh’s Most Iconic Paintings Worldwide
Published: Oct 10, 2026written by Laura Pattara, BA Interpreting and Translation Add Us The strangest thing about Vincent…
These Are the Museums With Vermeer’s Most Famous Paintings
Published: Oct 4, 2026written by Laura Pattara, BA Interpreting and Translation Add Us Vermeer is one of…
7 Things You Should Know About Damien Hirst
Published: Sep 10, 2026written by Douglas Karson, BA (Hons) Political Science Damien Hirst is one of the…
6 Main Works of the Arte Povera Movement
Arte Povera originated in the 1960s in Italy. The term, coined by the art critic Germano Celant,…
5 Breathtaking Renaissance Art Treasures Hidden Inside the Vatican Museums
Published: Aug 20, 2026written by Laura Pattara, BA Interpreting and Translation If there’s one thing that…
The Octane Revolution: How Jimmy Doolittle Catalyzed a Wartime Industry
Editor’s note: This is the sixth article in a limited series celebrating American defense technologies born from wartime…
The King of Cool: Mobile Refrigeration and the Remaking of Global Logistics
Editor’s note: This is the fifth article in a limited series celebrating American defense technologies born from wartime…
Why Remedios Varo Is the Surrealist You Really Need to Know
Remedios Varo is often introduced in relation to Frida Kahlo, but her work demands attention on its…
10 Artists Who Captured NYC’s Squalor & Grungy Glamor in the 1970s
President Ford didn’t actually say “Drop Dead” to the city of New York in 1975, but it…
Happy 250th Birthday, America!
Editor’s Note: Few rivalries in American history have been as consequential — or as personal — as the…
10 Small Towns for Bookworms in the United States
Published: Jun 27, 2026written by Daniel Russell, MLitt Creative Writing, BA Filmmaking & Screen Writing The United…