A Yankee at Mardi Gras
It was sweaty, loud, dirty, and crowded. I had a good time.
Sam Wentworth at Ye Sign of Ye Dolphin
An early erotic image finds its way through New Castle history
Our Portsmouth Parking Poster Parody
Sometimes, all you can do is laugh at your problems
We Tried to Save the Murals
Harold Whitehouse Jr weighs in on ths lost Glady Brannigan murals
The Rise and Fall of Sparhawk Hall
A surviving colonial cabinet tells tales of a lost Seacoast mansion
The Simple Art of Uncle Oscar
Celia Thaxter's baby brother was an artist and poet too
Jane Kaufmann: Life Plus Clay
Potter, painter, sculptor, author, satirist, philosopher, etc.
The Many Doors of Harry Harlow
Historian Richard Candee honors the work of artist Harry Harlow
What the Cushings Left Behind
Family treasures from before the disposable era
The Unexpected Portsmouth Art Gallery
No admission, open year-round, and the art is all around you