Articles by Eve Kahn

The growing field probes everything from family collections to problematic museum exhibits.

Handsteins were beloved of 16th-century princes because they affirmed the social order.

Researchers in the field have uncovered related messages ranging from "Lasius is a pervert" to “Good luck in your resurrection.”

The punkahs of the Antebellum era served many purposes.

The stained-glass artist created mosaics, menorahs, and bronze synagogue doors.

He hid his sketches, made with DIY supplies, in the nooks and crannies of the family home.

Pretend streets, fake wounds, and actors playing snipers all add to the immersive experience.

These drawings and models show where hallmark styles were born.

It features a procession of tiny presidents and a light-up Statue of Liberty.

They're pretty covetable regardless.

Stars in question have included Elvis, Truman Capote, Michael Jackson, and Marilyn Monroe.

These relics of wartime propaganda and anti-Semitism were designed for playtime.