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What actually happens in and around art museum offices, boardrooms, laboratories, and vaults.

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The Temple and the Moneychangers

Whitney Museum of American Art. Photographs by Ezra Stoller, with new photography by Jeff Goldberg, Preface by Maxwell L. Anderson, Introduction by K. Michael Hays (Princeton University Press, 2000)

And Jesus entered the temple an...

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After an Evening in Soweto

Eyetu Heritage Hall, Soweto Township, Johannesburg, South Africa

Fact and Fiction

Alan Paton’s novel Cry the Beloved Country is a harrowing account of the origins of apartheid in South Africa, where I found myself this week thanks to...

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Paying it forward

What’s it like to be an art museum director?

I’ve never experienced being in a luge careening down an icy slope, but it offers a potential analogy to the life of an art museum director.

You jump in, hold on for dear life, and tell yoursel...

a month ago
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Rehabilitating Expertise

There was a time in America when experts were venerated. The Mercury missions of NASA, Dr. Salk discovering the polio vaccine, and countless other examples.

Today our young turn to AI to substitute for their own thinking and writing, and l...

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From Forgery to Masterpiece

Little is more satisfying in curatorial work than bringing neglected objects to light or rehabilitating those mistakenly condemned. I recently recounted here the tale of rediscovered sculptures from the Emperor Domitian’s throne room, the A...

2 months ago
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