A Discussion with Bomb Pop!Up: How To
During the summer of 2018, the National Academy of Design’s former school had just gone on hiatus and people were wondering how to use the classrooms before vacating the building.
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Top Influences Summer 2018
Marilyn Minter is an artist who lives and works in New York. Her work focuses on the idea of unconventional beauty.
Melissa Meyer’s Sprezzatura
The work of Melissa Meyer possesses a kind of “sprezzatura”—meaning that it takes a great deal of skill and technical bravado to make it look so easy.
Unveiling Charles White’s Matriarch
This year, as we celebrate the 100th anniversary of White’s birth, the National Academy is proud to honor this Academician by unveiling his newly conserved Diploma Portrait entitled Matriarch.
A Visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture
Public architecture can invite, inform, entertain, and otherwise engage visitors, enrich their cultural experience, and make historical narrative palpable.
Don Voisine at Gregory Lind Gallery
The paintings of Don Voisine exhibit a formidable, even disquieting, restraint that can appear impenetrable.
Monolith, Labyrinth, Cultural Catalyst: Steven Holl’s ICA Invites Multitudes
At the crossroads of West Broad and North Belvidere, we witnessed with genuine curiosity an unusually fluid framework standing in stark contrast to its masonry surroundings.
Villains’ Villas
The villa is a substantial rural or suburban residence that often includes accessory uses, so that it constitutes a “hybrid” program.
