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The New York Times' coverage of the death of A&P heir Huntington Hartford includes a video of his art museum on Columbus Circle , w...

I've got my internet connection back up, so.... On Sunday I came home, on the late side from a colleague's house--they live next t...

Congratulations to George Smart of Triangle Modernist Houses for organizing a terrific modern home tour in Durham Saturday! We enjoyed the ...

DURHAM - On a sweltering summer day in 2001, Vernon Tyson turned up the heat as he and his son Tim strolled through New Orleans' Garden...

Here are two of Sally's other pictures from the Ruffin Field trip. At left is one of the slaves' houses from the historic Stagvill...

Congratulations to the folks with the North Carolina Freedom Monument Project for securing Gov. Easley's support in their work to esta...

Last fall I had the pleasure of visiting Chapel Hill for a conference on Thomas Ruffin that Sally and Eric Muller put together. They als...

On Monday the folks at the University of Alabama Law School were kind enough to have a going away lunch for me and George Geis, who's m...

The recent news that the FBI asked for information from the internet archive is further evidence that books are both important ways of tra...

Thanks Sally for that very, very kind introduction and for inviting me to walk into Greenespace and chat for a while. It makes me very happ...

It's a pleasure to lend some Greene space to Al Brophy , professor of law at the University of Alabama, soon to be of the University of ...

Carson Dean, our new coordinator for Orange County's Ten-Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness, has hit the ground running. I got a chan...

Lynn Boggess is a great painter and a pretty good carpenter too. Blogging about our visit to his opening at Tyndall Galleries on Saturday ...

With prices of organic foods high and higher , it's hard to know when they are worth the money. Pesticides are toxic, but does that mean...

By Lisa Scheer , who has been on a roll lately. (That would have been a pun, pre-digital.)

Public Art 360 , the regional/national symposium that Janet Kagan & co. successfully pulled off this weekend in Chapel Hill, looks to ha...

Ken Zogry already had a fine career established in public history by 1998: he had completed two books, both of which would end up winning a...

My friend David Lowenthal has written a beautiful obituary in The Independent of London about a friend of his, Denis Cosgrove , who died t...

There's too much going on in Chapel Hill this week for one person to possibly take in. Last night, Bill Ferris presented some of his ra...

On this day in 1865, Robert E. Lee surrendered. The nightmare of the civil war was officially ended; the Union would be one again. Why, then...