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Wadsworth in the News
2021
- Hartford Courant, March 24, 2021
Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford extends free admission through June by Susan Dunne - Wall Street Journal, March 17, 2021
Classical Figures for the 20th Century: An exhibition traces the artistic evolution of the sculptor who created New York landmarks such as ‘Prometheus’ at Rockefeller Center, by Judith H. Dobrzynski - Los Angeles Times, March 13, 2021
Todd Gray turns colonialism and the art of photography on its head by Carolina Miranda - Hartford Courant, March 11, 2021
What will this summer look like in Hartford? by Rebecca Lurye - The Magazine Antiques, March/April 2021
Paul Manship’s Ode on a Grecian Urn, by David Ebony - National Review, February 25, 2021
Locked Out of Yale’s Gallery? This Museum Has Class and Heritage to Spare by Brian T. Allen - Art & Antiques, February 2021
Modern Classic: An Exhibition at the Wadsworth Atheneum Reveals the Impact of Ancient Art on the Work of the American Art Deco Sculptor Paul Manship by John Dorfman - BOMB Magazine, January 28, 2021
Finding Hope in the Chaos: Ali Banisadr Interviewed by Osman Can Yerebakan - WFSB, Face the State, January 3, 2021
The pandemic’s impact on the arts in CT
2020
- Antiques and The Arts Weekly, December 29, 2021
Made in Connecticut by Kristin Nord - Fox 61, December 21, 2020
CT Bucket List: The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford - Wall Street Journal, November 19, 2020
‘Savor: A Revolution in Food Culture’ Review: A Taste of Culinary History by Edward Rothstein - Boston Globe, November 5, 2020
The Connecticut Art Trail is turning 25! (And we need things to celebrate.) by Diane Bair and Pamela Wright - Wall Street Journal, October 24, 2020
Worlds Within Worlds: Artist Ali Banisadr reflects on our moment with paintings that combine the hellish and the miraculous by Peter Saenger - Hartford Courant, October 18, 2020
Reflecting on 2020: 12 Connecticut art exhibits take on sexism, racist, and politics by Susan Dunne - Hartford Courant, October 16, 2020
CT Art Trail celebrates 25th anniversary with exhibit at Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford by Susan Dunne - Hartford Courant, September 3, 2020
Wadsworth Atheneum Reopening Labor Day Weekend after Coronavirus Closure by Susan Dunne - Connecticut Public Radio, August 27, 2020
New Self-Guided Tours Connect Visitors To Hartford’s Outdoor Art by Ray Hardman - Fox 61, August 6, 2020
Send the Love: Wadsworth Atheneum - CT by the Numbers, July 13, 2020
Pandemic Has Strengthened Public Perception of Museums as Highly Credible Sources of Information - Hartford Courant, March 8, 2020
A Consuming Passion: Wadsworth Atheneum explores food culture of 18th century Europe by Susan Dunne - Republican American, February, 16, 2020
Portrait Embodies Rembrandt Eloquence by Tracey O’Shaughnessy - Hartford Courant, January 23, 2020
Rare Rembrandt coming to Wadsworth Atheneum by Susan Dunne - Hartford Courant, January 22, 2020
Restoration returns Noguchi monolith to Atheneum floor for first time in more than 50 years by Susan Dunne - New England Public Radio, January 17, 2020
Wadsworth’s ‘Afrocosmologies’ Gives An Order To Generations Of Black American Art by Jill Kaufman
2019
- Boston Globe, December 4, 2019
At the Wadsworth Atheneum, art by African-Americans rejoices in the sacred by Cate McQuaid - Wall Street Journal, December 4, 2019
‘Generations: A History of Black Abstract Art’ and ‘Afrocosmologies: American Reflections’ Reviews: Finding a Legacy or Losing the Thread?by James Panero - The Magazine Antiques, November 21, 2019
An Eliphalet Chapin High Chest, Explained, at the Wadsworth Atheneum by Sammy Dalati - Republican American, November 17, 2019
Wadsworth Atheneum has sensational exhibit of African-American works by Tracey O’Shaughnessy - CT Public, November 14, 2019
Wadsworth’s Collection Of Black Art Illuminates Experiences, Cultures And Traditions by Ryan Lindsay - Hartford Courant, October 27, 2019
130 artworks at the Atheneum tell the truth about the black American experience. Here are 8 of them by Susan Dunne - National Review, August 31, 2019
Time for a Riot: Camp Fashion at the Met, and a Real Riot at the Stonewall by Brian T. Allen - Hartford Courant, August 26, 2019
CCC Students learn to embrace Hartford’s past by Slade Rand - Boston Globe, July 18, 2019
Sweetness, ferocity, and sparkle in portrait photos since Stonewall by Cate McQuaid - Hartford Courant, June 30, 2019
Time to ‘Be Seen’: Exhibit of portrait photography at Wadsworth Atheneum reclaims the gay experience by Susan Dunne - NBC Connecticut, May 28, 2019
Hidden in Plain Sight: Optical Illusion of the Austin House, Dan Corcoran - Hartford Courant, May 21, 2019
A Rare Visit: Giorgione’s groundbreaking ‘La Vecchia’ leaves Venice for Wadsworth Atheneum by Susan Dunne - Voice of America
A Van Gogh Painting is Authenticated in Connecticut, Anna Nelson - Fox 61, May 3, 2019
Wadsworth Atheneum celebrates the homecoming of a master, Brent Hardin - Republican American, May 3, 2019
Artist Didn’t Blink: Giorgione put reality of age on canvas for all to witness, and now you, too, can see it by Tracey O’Shaughnessy - Hartford Courant, April 26, 2019
Van Gogh Piece is Back: Artist’s ‘Vase with Poppies,’ authenticated last month, returns by Susan Dunne - New York Times, March 26, 2019
Disputed Painting Is a Real van Gogh, Researchers Say - Hartford Courant, March 23, 2019
It’s official: It’s a real Van Gogh: Wadsworth Atheneum says ‘Vase with Poppies’ has been authenticated by Susan Dunne - ARTnews, March 22, 2019
Wadsworth Atheneum’s ‘Vase with Poppies’ Authenticated by Van Gogh Museum by Claire Selvin - The Art Newspaper, Adventures with Van Gogh
Fake no more: poppy painting in US museum is by Van Gogh—and has a surprise under the surface by Martin Bailey - Hartford Courant, March 6, 2019
Looking to the Horizon: Sean Scully’s abstract ‘Landline’ series on display at Wadsworth Atheneum by Susan Dunne - Artscope, March/April 2019
Soft Uncertain Spaces: Scully gives abstraction back to the people by Kristin Nord - American Fine Art Magazine, March/April 2019
American Moderns in Watercolor: An intimate exhibition of watercolors by Edward Hopper and his contemporaries is on view at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art - Art & Antiques, March 2019
Memory of Land and Sea: In his latest exhibition, Sean Scully depicts land, sea, and sky with eloquent simplicity by Elizabeth Pandolfi - Hartford Courant, Feb. 10
A feminist, surreal twist on an old tale at Wadsworth Atheneum by Susan Dunne - Boston Globe, Jan. 20
Edward Hopper and contemporaries, awash in the modern by Murray Whyte - Hartford Courant, Jan. 1
A vision of America from the road: The travels of Edward Hopper, other watercolorists at the Wadsworth by Susan Dunne
2018
- Apollo Magazine, Dec. 2018
Apollo Acquisition of the Year 2018 - Wall Street Journal, Oct. 22
‘Monsters & Myths: Surrealism and War in the 1930s and 1940s’ Review: Our Irrationality Laid Bare by Michael FitzGerald - Architectural Digest, Oct. 17
Bouke de Vries Reinterprets Spun-Sugar Centerpieces in a Stunning Show at the Wadsworth Atheneum by Mitchell Owens - Hartford Courant, Oct. 9
Sculptor Uses Sugar, Porcelain And Transformers as A Commentary on Warfare by Susan Dunne - Hartford Business, Sept. 19
TheaterWorks pivots to Wadsworth during renovations by Joe Cooper - The Hartford Courant, Sept. 18
TheaterWorks To Stage Shows At Wadsworth During Pearl Street Renovations by Christopher Arnott - The Hartford Courant, Sept. 4
‘Egon Schiele’ Biopic At Wadsworth Atheneum by Susan Dunne - The Hartford Courant, July 10
The Sculptures Outside the Wadsworth, Explained by Susan Dunne - Hartford Business Journal, June 26
UConn trustees approve Hartford campus fine-arts move by Matt Pilon - The Wall Street Journal, June 18
‘Frederic Church: A Painter’s Pilgrimage’ Review: A Voyage Into the Past by Barrymore Laurence Scherer - The Hartford Courant, June 3
‘Frederic Church: A Painter’s Pilgrimage’ at Wadsworth Atheneum by Susan Dunne - Incollect, May 29
Events of the Week by Johanna McBrien - Antiques And The Arts Weekly, May 15
Frederic Church: A Painter’s Pilgrimage by Kristin Nord - The New York Review of Books, May 10
The Art of Elsewhere by Jed Perl - Artforum, May 1
Death Becomes Him by Sam McKinniss - Princeton University Press, April 11
Erin Monroe on Gorey’s Worlds - The Wall Street Journal, April 3
Abstract Expressionism’s Forgotten Sculptor by Karen Wilkin - The New Yorker, March 27
Edward Gorey’s Art Collection by Deb Lucke - Republican-American, March 24
Gorey’s weird world: Wadsworth pairs the odd from the artist’s collection by Tracey O’Shaughnessy - Hartford Courant, March 22
Frank Mitchell Helps People Hold Difficult Conversations About Race, Culture And Equity by Christopher Arnott - CT Post, March 12
A peek inside the art collected by eccentric artist Edward Gorey by Joel Lang - Unlocking Connecticut, Feb. 20
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art by Lora Karam and Beverly Canepari - The Wall Street Journal, Feb. 14
Gorey’s Worlds Review: The Man Behind the Manically Macabre by Barrymore Laurence Scherer - Hartford Courant, Feb. 13
The Gothic, Gloomy Worlds Of Edward Gorey At Wadsworth Atheneum by Susan Dunne - Hartford Courant, Feb. 6
Finder Of Lost Da Vinci To Tell His Tale At Wadsworth Atheneum by Susan Dunne - The Boston Globe, Jan. 26
From Degas to digital art, 10 eye-opening shows by Cate McQuaid - Hartford Courant, Jan. 24
Atheneum Triple-Feature Pays Tribute to Actress-Inventor Hedy Lamarr by Susan Dunne - Connecticut Magazine, Jan. 14
Make Your Reception a Work of Art by Michelle Bodak Acri - The Wall Street Journal, Jan. 6
The Art That Thrilled Edward Gorey by J.S. Marcus
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