The New York Times

Reframing the American Landscape

In her largest New York museum show, Kay WalkingStick, an 88-year-old Cherokee painter, reminds us that “we’re all living on Indian Territory.” The artist Kay WalkingStick at home in Easton, Pa. Above ...
The Boston Globe

Forgotten women of the American landscape

The celebrated Hudson River School included no women artists. A new exhibition at the New Britain Museum of American Art gives them their due, 150 years later. NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — Susie M. Barstow’s ...
The Boston Globe

‘Native Prospects,’ a contemporary view of the American landscape through an Indigenous lens

ROCKLAND, Maine — “Indians Viewing Landscape,” Thomas Cole’s tiny 1840 painting of a great sweeping vista of the Adirondack mountains, is what I’d call the keystone piece of “Native Prospects: ...