Three Gutenberg Bibles, the only surviving manuscript of Milton’s Paradise Lost, Thoreau’s journals, 1,500 Old Master drawings: financier John Pierpont … More
Category: Museums
Discover the Hidden Gems of Grand County: A Cultural Journey Beyond Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado is synonymous with outdoor activities, drawing adventurers year-round. From skiing in the winter to hiking, mountain biking, rafting, and … More
Kohler’s Arts/Environment Program
A retired lumberjack in far-north Wisconsin, Vietnam veteran in Illinois, road inspector in India, brick layer in Louisiana and monk … More
Divergent Worlds Unite: Kohler’s Arts/Industry Program
In the village of Kohler, Wisconsin, is a self-guided walking tour with 55 pieces of outdoor artwork, all indigenous because … More
The Museum of the City of New York: Required Viewing for Visitors and New Yorkers Alike
Consider it New York City’s attic. The Museum of the City of New York houses and warehouses some 750,000 items … More
Design, Beauty, History and Communities of Connecticut Gardens
In the last few years, Side of Culture has covered many gardens as they are places of culture, well-being and … More
The Cartier Foundation: Light, Transparency, and Nature
There are no shortages of major cultural institutions in Paris where to view great art. There is the Louvre, the … More
The Bard for All: DC’s Folger Shakespeare Library Reopens
In June 2024, the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, DC, celebrated its reopening after an $80.5 million renovation and expansion … More
The Newly Opened Maison Caillebotte Sheds Light on a Lesser Known Impressionist
Some call him the Greatest Impressionist You Never Heard Of. Gustave Caillebotte (1848–1894) not only was friends with Claude Monet, … More
Agua Caliente Cultural Museum: Land Acknowledgement In Built Form
The desert city of Palm Springs is renowned for the mid-century modern architecture that blossomed there as the area became … More
