Inside the Complex (and Pricey) Business of Museum Rebranding
With a $35 million donation, billionaire Jorge M. Pérez secured naming rights for Miami’s main art museum, reflecting how philanthropy can drive identity shifts.
New York Historical Society
“Dining in Transit” at the New York Historical Serves Up the Taste of Travel
Meals were once marketing devices for airlines, trains and ocean vessels. “They took what is a need and made it a desire,” curator Nina Nazionale told Observer.
Going Undercover with Leyendecker at the New York Historical Society
The exhibition considers the range of acceptable desire in the early 20th century.
