What could be done with a closed, multi-building prison in the southern part of suburban Fairfax County, 25 miles from … More
Tag: Artists
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 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
New Grant Round Fuels Imaginative Projects Centered on Women’s History at Three Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios Sites
The National Trust for Historic Preservation is pleased to announce the second round of Dorothy C. Radgowski Learning Through Women’s … More
Glenstone Museum Shares Contemporary Art and Calm
In the winter, the trees lift their bare branches in sculptural elegance against a gray sky. In the summer, grasses … More
A Machine for Artistic Creating in Mexico City
What started, in 1931, with Mexican painter and architect Juan O’Gorman extending an invitation to legendary muralist Diego Rivera to … More
Reliving History: A Walking Tour Through NYC’s Village
Village Voices 2022, a public outdoor exhibition, celebrates the artistic, social, and political movements of Greenwich Village, the East Village, … More
Following Van Gogh in Arles, France
To see the late sun backlighting a field of sunflower blossoms is to understand the colors of Vincent Van Gogh’s … More
Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios at the National Trust for Historic Preservation is Growing & Thriving
Side of Culture had the good fortune this January to speak with Valerie Balint, Senior Program Manager of the Historic … More
