Public Art Matters More Than We May Realize

Art in public places is said to inspire pride and interest in one’s community, and the installations themselves often become … More

Historic Artists’ Homes & Studios Celebrates 25th Year with 19 New Members!

Historic Artists’ Homes & Studios (HAHS), a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, announced 19 new Affiliate Members … More

The small Central Florida city of Winter Park has a lively downtown, charming historic districts, and tree-lined lakes that appeal … More

All National Park Service sites are special, but Weir Farm National Historical Park in Wilton, Connecticut, has the distinction of … More

The National Trust for Historic Preservation announced today that seven new sites have been accepted into their prestigious Historic Artists’ … More

The home, studio, and 250-acre estate designed by 19th-century landscape painter Frederic Church, Olana is one of the treasures of … More

The young United States faced many challenges and opportunities in the 1820s, and one was the creation of a distinct … More

Seeing the interaction of old and new at the Wadsworth Atheneum in downtown Hartford, Connecticut, is as easy as walking … More

In the hierarchy of artists, illustrators have been never been accorded the standing of the so-called fine arts. And yet … More

One of America’s most widely recognized artists even nearly a half-century after his death, Norman Rockwell lived and worked in … More