In my research into the CFAM American collection, I have been moving more-or-less alphabetically by century, with occasional detours to […]
Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art
A Minor Jacob Lawrence Mystery Solved
Back in June, I wrote about Jacob Lawrence’s silkscreen practice, relating it to his long-running immersion in Black life and […]
Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art
Oil Sketches at CFAM
In July you may have seen me deliver a Collections Conversations talk on one of my favorite objects in the […]
Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art
Jean Charlot and the Joy of Discovery
As I have written this blog, I have tended to highlight recent scholarship that sheds new light on artists on […]
Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art
Blackness and Abstraction, Part 2
A few weeks ago, I wrote about the African American abstract painter Sam Gilliam and his sometimes uneasy relationship with […]
Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art
Sam Gilliam and Blackness
Sam Gilliam has long been one of the foremost American abstract painters, as well as one of the most successful […]
Dangerous Women Exhibition at Rollins Museum of Art, Exhibitions & Events at Rollins Museum of Art, The Collection at Rollins Museum of Art
Seductress or Rape Victim? Potiphar’s Wife in Art And Literature
One of the paintings in our current exhibition, Dangerous Women: Selections from the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art […]