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Old Wine, New Bottle
by Gregory Cerio
A collection of historical art and design finds a happy home in a modernist tower, thanks to the ministrations of interior designer Thomas Jayne.
“Life Is Better with Antiques” - A new book takes us into the eccentrically elegant home of a New Orleans antiques dealer and interior decorator.
Current and coming: The art of the Harlem Renaissance in a global context - The Met explores the artistic movement’s international impact through 160 objects.
Curious Objects: CO Bites: A Pitch-Perfect Vermont Songbook - In this Curious Objects Bites episode, Benjamin Miller examines an 1830s manuscript tune book from rural Vermont. 
Old Wine, New Bottle - A collection of historical art and design finds a happy home in a modernist tower, thanks to the ministrations of interior designer Thomas Jayne.
Current and coming: On the waterfront with Matisse - The Saint Louis Art Museum examines the artist's affinity for water. 
Inside Job - A Columbia Museum of Art exhibition explores artistic depictions of interior scenes and the applied and decorative arts in early twentieth-century America.
Current and coming: Surprising silver from Norway in Houston - A design tradition from the sixteenth century shines at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston.
Editor’s letter: March/April 2024 - Editor-in-Chief Gregory Cerio discusses positive outcomes at a South Carolina landmark and NYC antique fairs. 
Curious Objects: The Book of Dragons (and the Con Artist Who Made It), with Rebecca Romney - Meet the Sobieski Stuarts, two eccentric book publishers who produced a fantastical dragon-themed abecebestiary (alphabet book).
Current and coming: Feathered friends in Charleston - George Edwards’s bird prints are on display at the Charleston Show.
In memoriam: Gregory Cerio - It is with heavy hearts and profound admiration that we at The Magazine ANTIQUES bid farewell to our editor, Gregory Cerio.
Curious Objects CO BITES: Yoshiko Takaezo’s “Closed Form,” with Glenn Adamson - Glenn Adamson returns to the podcast to talk about the work of Okinawan-American ceramicist Toshiko Takaezu, and in particular one unique "closed form" vessel.
LIVING WITH ANTIQUES
Habitat for Humanity
By Stacy C. Hollander with photography by Ellen McDermott and Bridget Sciales
