CultureGrrl
Harlem Renaissance Renegade: Metropolitan Museum’s Over-Hyped, Underachieving “Blockbuster”
In this DEIA-oriented era, I may incur censure by mildly disparaging The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism—an exhibition that, before
The Migrant Crisis: Who Gets to Remain & Work in the United States (now...
Please forgive my going somewhat off-topic in this usually art-centric blog, but all professional fields (including the artworld) are impacted
Wardropper Plaudits: Elevating (to the 2nd floor) the Frick’s Visitor Experience
In my previous post, which concluded with my brief, favorable take on the tenure of Ian Wardropper, soon to retire
Changing the Chains of Command: The Turbulent Turnover in Museum Management
Perhaps because the job of managing museums has been complicated by the complexities of “woke-ness,” there’s recently been a
Creel’s Reel: Travelin’ Like Gavin in the Met’s Reinstalled European Paintings Galleries (& my...
Sometimes it can be fun to wander around an unfamiliar art museum with no clear plan, relying on aimless