Gordon Parks' America
Peter Costanzo examines the life and work of the photographer Gordon Parks who "saw that the camera could be a weapon against poverty, against racism, against all sorts of social wrongs."
Louis Comfort Tiffany at the Pan-American Exposition
Malcolm Mac Neil discusses the success achieved by Louis Comfort Tiffany’s designs at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, which showcased American technological innovation and artistic achievement.
The Southern Folk Art of Purvis Young
Angelo Madrigale traces the remarkable life of the self-taught artist from Miami who overcame countless obstacles to transform his impoverished community into an artistic vision of his own creation.
The Alice Appleton Hay Collection
Two exceptional 1920s Cartier necklaces to be offered on June 24 bear a uniquely American provenance that blends Gilded Age society, politics and commerce.
Billy Al Bengston: West Coast Watercolors
Angelo Madrigale profiles the West Coast artist Billy Al Bengston and discusses two atmospheric watercolors to be offered on June 23.