Cinderella once said, one shoe can change your life. Well, someone said that Cinderella said that. Either way, a fabulous pair of shoes can make you feel like royalty. Deco found a shoe collection at ...

Each year, over one million people visit Neuschwanstein, a 19th-century castle in the Bavarian alps, famous for its Romanesque Revival style and Gothic details, including vertical limestone towers and ...

The appointment of de Wit brings the Cleveland museum’s curatorial staff to 18, with one new vacancy created by the retirement in January of Sue Bergh, who served for 22 years as the curator of ...

Getting people in the door to take in visual art during the pandemic has been a challenge for many exhibition venues. To address that issue, the Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art has launched a ...

“Like many people, I have always been such a fan of the Brooklyn Museum,” Aric Chen says to AD PRO. And while Chen is normally focused on his work as the curatorial director of Design Miami/, the ...

The Houston Museum of Decorative Arts will host Art & Music on the Bluff on Wednesday, Oct. 8, a community celebration supporting the restoration of the Museum’s 1890s Victorian house, the oldest home ...

Modernists scorned decorative arts as fetishized frivolities. Led by Dale Chihuly and the studio glass movement, post-modernists were less reflexively scornful. During her career at SAM that began in ...

Roberto Lugo, Yo Soy Boricua: A DNA Study, 2019. Resin, acrylic paint, chalk, and MDF. Museum purchase through the John N. Chester Fund. 2022-15-1 © Roberto Lugo ...

Houston Museum of Decorative Arts is a recipient of a $50,000 grant for Capital Maintenance and Improvements from the State of Tennessee as administered through the Tennessee State Museum. The grant ...

Despite cutting the ribbon on a custom-designed, $22 million building in 2018, Denver’s Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art has only been able to let the public see its treasures for a total of ...

The Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art is named for Vance Kirkland, the iconic Colorado artist who came to Denver in 1929 as the founding director of the University of Denver’s School of Art.