Exhibit

Balbusso Twins' illustration for Graciela in The Abyss by Meg Medina
New Exhibition Focuses on Book Illustrators Balbusso Twins
Artistic duo Anna and Elena Balbusso known as the Balbusso Twins will present their first solo exhibition later this month at the Society of Illustrators
Caven Point, New Jersey, with David Wojnarowicz, 1984, Peter Hujar Collection
New Exhibition Reveals Creative Process Behind Peter Hujar’s Photography
Hujar: Contact is an exhibition exploring the life, times, and creative evolution of photographer
Alphonse Mucha, La Trappistine, 1897. Color lithograph.
New Exhibition to Explore Influence of Alphonse Mucha
An exhibition examining the graphic art of Alphonse Mucha will open at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City on April 18 and run through August 30.
The Annunciation Featuring the Book’s Female Patron, Book of Hours, Belgium (Hainaut), ca. 1450‒1460. Ink, paint, and gold on parchment.
New Exhibition Examines Readers' Personal Interactions with Books of Hours
A new manuscript exhibition exploring how books of hours personally engaged users has opened at The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore.
Mom at Work (detail) from Family Pictures and Stories, 1978–1984, Carrie Mae Weems. Gelatin silver print.
Getty Museum Focuses on Photography and the Black Arts Movement
Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955-1985, on view at The J.
Left, Brassaï, A happy group at the Quartre Saisons (Groupe joyeux au bal musette de Quatre-Saisons), c.1932. Gelatin silver print. Right: Brassaï, Girls in miniskirts at Les Halles (Filles aux Halles en Mini-jupe), 1930s Gelatin silver print.
Brassaï’s Secret Paris Opens at Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York
A new exhibition at Howard Greenberg Gallery presents nearly 40 photographs from Brassaï’s celebrated Paris by Night series alongsi
Unidentified photographer, Hester Street, West from the Southwest Corner of Norfolk Street, New York City, ca. 1898.
New York Melting Pot Photographs Go On Display
Opening November 28 at The New York Historical is a new exhibition exploring themes of memory, identity, and community.
Map of Scotland from Chronicle of the History of Britain by John Hardyng, England, 1457
New Exhibition Focuses on Secret Maps
The use of maps by governments as confidential tools of control is at the centre of a new exhibition at the British Library in London which also looks at mapping in
Alice Bolam Preston (1889-1958), The Prince That Married a Nixie and The Brownie in the House. Seven Peas in the Pod by Margery Bailey, 1919. Pen and ink on board.
Fairies, Mermaids, and Wizards at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art
Sprites, Spells, and Splashes: Magical Beings in Picture Book Art at The Carle features more than 40 classic and contemporary works on view Nove
Puffin Picture Book 31 Trees in Britain, 1943 by Stanley Badmin.
New Exhibition Celebrates Visionary Book Publisher Noel Carrington
A new exhibition shines the spotlight on one of Britain’s most influential yet often overlooked cultural figures,