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British Museum Curator Jill Cook on the Artistic Renaissance of the Ice Age
British Museum Curator Jill Cook on the Artistic Renaissance of the Ice Age

Jill Cook talks to TheCollector about her latest book "Ice Age Art Now" and the fundamental human need to create art.

Son of a Witch! Greg Houle on the Salem Witch Trials of 1692
Son of a Witch! Greg Houle on the Salem Witch Trials of 1692

Richard Marranca talks with Greg Houle about the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 and his recent historical novel about his own family’s experiences.

Mary Cassatt at Work: Interview with Curator Alejandra Rojas Silva
Mary Cassatt at Work: Interview with Curator Alejandra Rojas Silva

Dr. Rojas Silva offers behind-the-scenes insights into North America’s first Mary Cassatt retrospective in 25 years, which opens at the Honolulu Museum of Art on June 21.

The Secrets of Rome’s Capuchin Crypt: Interview with Pietro Costantini
The Secrets of Rome’s Capuchin Crypt: Interview with Pietro Costantini

Discover the secrets of the Capuchins’ crypt below the Church of Santa Maria della Concezione dei Cappuccini, with Director Pietro Costantini.

Interview With Adriano Marinazzo: Michelangelo Masterpieces in the US
Interview With Adriano Marinazzo: Michelangelo Masterpieces in the US

In an unprecedented exhibition, several of Michelangelo’s preparatory drawings for the Sistine Chapel will be presented in the US. Curator Adriano Marinazzo provides insight into this exciting opportunity.

Katharine Raff on “Myth & Marble”: Exhibiting the Torlonia Collection in Chicago
Katharine Raff on “Myth & Marble”: Exhibiting the Torlonia Collection in Chicago

An interview with the Art Institute of Chicago's curator Katharine Raff about the museum's 2025 exhibition "Myth & Marble: Ancient Roman Sculpture from the Torlonia Collection."

Could the “Year Without a Summer” Happen Again? Here’s What Experts Say
Could the “Year Without a Summer” Happen Again? Here’s What Experts Say

1816 is known as the “year without a summer” because global temperatures dropped following a volcanic eruption, causing famine and death. Could this happen again?

Sacred Objects & Places in the Inca World: Interview With Dr. Cummins
Sacred Objects & Places in the Inca World: Interview With Dr. Cummins

Richard Marranca interviews Thomas B.F. Cummins about the immersive sacredness of the Incas, their empire, and their overall inventiveness and genius.