Baltimore Museum of Art Will Only Buy Works by Women Artists in 2020
The Baltimore Museum of Art holds 95,000 works of art. Of that, just four percent are works made by women. […]
Public Humanities News
Campaign Launched to Create Permanent Home for Jewish Historical Society of Delaware
Although the Jewish Historical Society of Delaware has been around for over fifty years, it may be difficult to find. […]
Penn Museum to Unveil Redesigned Galleries This Weekend
Founded in the 19th century, the Penn Museum has long been the home to archeological treasures from around the world. […]
The Sarnoff Collection at TCNJ Celebrates 100 Years of RCA
On November 20, 1919, General Electric purchased the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America based in New Brunswick, New Jersey. […]
Preservation Work Begins on New York State Pavilion
Few traces remain of the 1964-1965 New York World’s Fair that attracted over 50 million visitors to Flushing Meadows Corona […]
Newark Museum Debuts New Name
Yesterday, the Newark Museum introduced its new name, The Newark Museum of Art. Museum staff said that the name change […]
Howard Gillette Receives SACRPH Award
Howard Gillette, founding director of MARCH, received the Laurence Gerckens Prize from the Society for American City and Regional Planning […]
New Online Map Brings Together Historic Images from Institutions Across NYC
Those looking for a glimpse of historic New York City have a new resource to help in that quest. Urban […]
Mercer Museum Receives Pew Center Grant to Support New Curatorial Project
Visitors to Doylestown’s Mercer Museum have experienced the institution’s collection in the same way since Henry Mercer founded the museum […]
Renovations Underway on Future Home of Maryland Women’s Museum
The historic Bloomfield Manor in Centerville, Maryland once belonged to Mary Edwardine Bourke, one of the earliest female historians of […]