Throughout the lush world of indoor greenery, hanging crops could also be one of many coolest choices for outfitting your own home. Their cascading trails add a lot life to a room, all with out taking on any vital sq. footage. The suspended beauties create a serene, bohemian contact that might even assist purify the […]
Today, more and more academic institutions are replacing their alumni relations management systems from using conventional tools like Mailchimp, Google forms, Excel sheets, etc. with sophisticated alumni management software. Handling your alumni relations using conventional tools is possible but once your community expands significantly, it will become challenging to successfully manage your alumni network’s growth. […]
Fiber artist Barbara Lee Smith in her studio. Photo: Sam Selby At first glance, it might seem like Maine writer and illustrator Jessica Esch happened upon the Archives of American Art by chance. After all, she loves and oftentimes inexplicably lands in a good repository of knowledge. But the truth is, while perhaps Jess didn’t […]
Welcome to Conversations Across Collections, a collaborative series between the Archives of American Art and the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, where we highlight archival documents and works of art from our collections that tell the story of American art. Read more on artists and activism in Xuxa Rodriguez’s essay, “Conversations Across Collections: Artists and Antiracist Activism,” on […]
ION has its eye on the future! Lucky for you, they have had their eye on the future for a long time! Why?!? Because ION is here with the ION Job Rocker! I was skeptical at first. I was taking it out of the box like it was a new guitar that I didn’t want […]