Lit Talk

Jane Austen Isn’t Your Dating Guru

Ten Ways Guillermo del Toro Changed Frankenstein—and Why it Still Works

Behind the Scenes of the World’s Only Centennial Gatsby Art Collection

Painter Leah Giberson’s Gatsby-Inspired Collection Asks Us to Dig Deep for Truth

Lightning, AI, and Art Collide on the Frankenstein Art Novel’s New Cover by Sam Gulliver

Why New York Academy of Art Students Are the Secret Ingredient in Our Art Novels

12 Ways We’re Proving the Art World Shouldn’t Be a Members-Only Club

Beyond Tea and Talk—Why Europe’s History of Female-Led Salons Still Matters

Behind the Scenes of Lit Society by Bond & Grace—A Space for Whole Selves and Big Ideas

Fitzgerald Saw Through American Advertising—And So Should the Women it Exploits

The Problem with Gatsby’s Jazz-Filled Playlist

Was The Great Gatsby Inspired by the Modernist Art Movement?

Did Betsy Ross Really Sew the First American Flag?

More than Just an Object: Stories of Family Heirlooms and Generational Love

Artist and Mother, Morgan Jones Johnston Blooms Wildly

To the Women Who Shaped Us: 11 Works to Gift with Love

In My Family, Creative Chaos Is A Way of Life

Graffiti as Protest and Possibility

Artist, Activist, and Leader Theresa Bear Reveals What’s Worth Fighting For

Threads of Freedom: How Women Have Used Quilts to Gather, Resist, and Inspire

Artworks Through the Ages Inspired by Radical Togetherness

How Depression Fuels Creativity: Emotive Works from the Bond & Grace Art Collection

In the Eye of The Beholder

From The Brushes of The Masters