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Antiques & Design
Disruptive Design
For the creators of Radical Italian Design, form didn’t have to follow function, and the only limits on what could be built were those of the imagination itself.
Relentless Pursuit
How one Gilded Age railroad tycoon’s madness for Japanese domestic ceramics took over his imagination and led to a large, highly particular collection.
Gorham Silver: The Shining
Hundreds of pieces of Gorham silver go on view at the Rhode Island School of Design Museum, providing a brilliant view into the “golden age” of American silver.
Finely Woven
The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art reveals the richness of tapestry as modern art form.
Bauhaus Centennial: Two Schools of Thought
In honor of the Bauhaus’ centennial, Harvard’s Busch-Reisinger Museum showcases its expansive collection of Bauhaus-related works.
Arms and the Man
The Met puts a cache of rare decorative English firearms on view for The first time.
Whole Cloth
The Wolfsonian’s latest exhibition brings the history of Italian textile design from Genoa to Miami.
Have a Seat
A new exhibition explores 200 years of American design through the example of the chair.
Al Thani Collection: Royal Splendor
An exhibition of the Al Thani Collection in San Francisco highlights the currents of mutual admiration and influence that flowed back and forth between Indian and Western jewelry traditions.