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Exhibit Reviews

Better Than A Free Lunch: Public Library’s “Lunch Hour NYC” Exhibit

The New York Public Library at its main Fifth Avenue (at 42nd Street) branch, a Greek temple-like monumental building guarded by impressive stone lions, is currently hosting a thought provoking (and free) exhibit that is nothing less than an historical and cultural analysis of … [Read more...] about Better Than A Free Lunch: Public Library’s “Lunch Hour NYC” Exhibit

What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam? National Archives Exhibit On Food

An independent federal agency created in 1934, the National Archives and Records Administration is the national record keeper for the United States.  The agency safeguards records of all three branches (executive, judicial, and legislative) of the federal government.  At its … [Read more...] about What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam? National Archives Exhibit On Food

American Pottery in the British Studio Tradition, an exhibition at The Culinary Institute of America

  Warren Mackenzie, an American potter [http://warrenmackenziepottery.com/], studied in Great Britain in the years after World War II with Bernard Howell Leach, the father of the British studio tradition of handmade pottery, at the Leach Pottery in St. Ives, Cornwall … [Read more...] about American Pottery in the British Studio Tradition, an exhibition at The Culinary Institute of America

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