News Archive

More Than Child’s Play at Princeton Art Museum

ILENE DUBE
U.S. 1, March 27, 2019

How America got into this climate predicament, through the lens of art history

CLAIRE ELISE THOMPSON
Grist, April 2, 2019

The Activist Exhibition: When we consider art through different lenses, we can engage wider audiences

James Christen Steward
Museum, a publication of the American Alliance of Museums, March/April 2019

Imagined, Famous, and Sacred Places Trace the History of Japan in Art

LEV FEIGIN
Hyperallergic, January 21, 2019

The Tradition of 'Picturing Place in Japan'

LORRAINE FERRIER
Epoch Times, January 11, 2019

Land Studies: Ecocriticism at the Princeton University Art Museum

Amy Beth Wright
Art in America, January 9, 2019

How Curators Are Finding the Climate in Art History

HANNAH STAMLER
The Nation, December 27, 2018

The Art at the Heart of the Art Museum Director

ILENE DUBE
Princeton Magazine, December 2018

Nature's Nation: American Art and Environment At Princeton University Art Museum

CLAYTON PRESS
Forbes, October 30, 2018

'Frank Stella Unbound' Review: Leaving His Mark on Literature

KAREN WILKIN
Wall Street Journal, June 25, 2018