Coming Soon! “Great American Treasures: Women Preserving History Since 1891” offers a sweeping look at America’s historic monuments and homes, architecture, decorative arts, and gardens, illuminating over 400 years of culture and the diverse individuals who shaped the nation’s history. Published in partnership with the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America (NSCDA), this comprehensive survey highlights the organization's long-standing commitment to historic preservation across the U.S. The book will feature contributions from Carol Cadou, former NSCDA Executive Director; Ellen Boomer, Author and Historian; and Sally Connelly, NSCDA’s National Historian, among others. Learn more about the extraordinary work of the NSCDA and the forthcoming book in a feature article in the current issue of “The Magazine Antiques”, a renowned publication dedicated to fine and decorative arts, design, and historic preservation. Read the full piece here: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5471f345e4b0d1b65d6dfaec/t/678fef8328e4e57fdf289999/1737486215290/GreatAmericanTreasuressarticle-com.pdf (fb)

In October 2024, to celebrate the exhibition and book release of “Hodermarsky”, The Artist Book Foundation hosted a deeply moving panel discussion exploring the life and work of Daniel Hodermarsky, a World War II veteran and visionary artist. The conversation delved into trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and the healing power of art–important and timely topics that resonate far beyond our gallery walls. We are honored to share a full transcription of the conversation–a tapestry of stories, insights, and reflections from distinguished guests, family members and former students who knew Hodermarsky best. Click the link below to immerse yourself in the dialogue and engage with the enduring power of art. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5471f345e4b0d1b65d6dfaec/t/6777f4ad9bf2292bab870467/1735914669505/Hodermarsky+Panel+Discussion+.pdf (fb)