Where does memory live? Chance encounters with smells, songs or objects evoke forgotten, sometimes unimportant moments, even when meaningful ones have disappeared from our recollections. Memory ...

When it comes to your wedding memorabilia, thinking beyond traditional photo albums and leaning into personalization makes it even more meaningful. To commemorate your special day, use the items that ...

When Harrison Haynes returned to North Carolina after living in New York City, ubiquitous elements such as kudzu and corroded cars began to creep into his art. Haynes continues to navigate his return ...

Students on a study abroad program in Chile learn how the country’s artists reflect on its political past and present The Winter Session study abroad program in Chile was full of memorable experiences ...

The National Art Center, Tokyo, is hosting the first major retrospective of Japanese artist Keiichi Tanaami. This exhibition, titled “Adventures in Memory,” explores Tanaami’s extensive and varied ...

If you’ve followed this blog from its beginnings in 2009, you’ll know that it’s covered a wide territory. From initial interests in developmental psychology (I started it when I was coming out of a ...

Before history was written, it was shaped. Before it was stored in books, it lived in objects, in movement, in sound. Art was not created to sit still; it was created to carry meaning. It recorded the ...