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Sharon Lorenzo visits The Jewish Museum in New York. In the photo above, Edith Halpert (1900-1970) is featured with the work of some of her artists in her Downtown Gallery. Associate Curator Rebecca Shaykin, in her catalogue essay for the…
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An inspiring private art destination which we can all visit. Glenstone is a large, private art destination which offers visitors experiences among stunning monumental, contemporary art and sculpture. There is breathtaking architecture – set in inspiring landscapes and it is…
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Innovative works – stand back, take a good look, and feel the joy. Sharon Lorenzo reports from the cobblestone streets of Nantucket. Seward Johnson (1930-) met his current wife Cecelia Joyce on a flight to Nantucket, and they have…
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Sharon Lorenzo explores the New York Botanical Garden. NY Botanical Garden, 2019 This bird’s eye view shows the walking paths and peripheral gardens at the New York Botanical Garden where the lucky visitor is in for a treat to experience…
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Sharon Lorenzo tours the Ivy League museums. New Yorker Cartoon: I am sure it’s positively indecent if we could just figure it out! As the large museums in our country struggle with the rules and regulations of de-accessing works of…
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Sharon Lorenzo gives her perspective on this passionate artist. In 2018, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London featured as its annual tribute to the art of fashion a show entitled, Frida Kahlo: Making Herself Up. Curators at the Brooklyn…
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Sharon Lorenzo takes in a new branch of the Louvre in the United Arab Emirates. There have been traces of human occupancy found on the Arabian peninsula since 125,000 BCE. Today 9.2 million people occupy a small territory known as…
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Sharon Lorenzo checks out the Warhol exhibit at The Whitney Museum, New York. Andy Warhol (1928-1987) It has been 31 years since the death of Andy Warhol, and the Whitney Museum’s curator, Donna de Salvo, has mounted an extensive installation…
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Sharon Lorenzo at the Guggenheim Museum, New York. Hilma af Klint (1862-1944) It is often the coincidences of life that produce the most amazing results. Frank Lloyd Wright traveled the world looking for inspirational idioms for his New York Museum….
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