Join Joyce J. Scott and Tim Tate, artists featured in the Glass: Art. Beauty. Design exhibition, for a conversation about their work, their pieces on display at Hillwood, and artistic collaboration.

Hillwood has partnered with the James Renwick Alliance for Craft to present artist Debora Moore, a contemporary artist in the Glass: Arts. Beauty. Design. exhibition, for a public program surrounding Ms. Moore’s artistic process and vision. 

Join Dr. Wilfried Zeisler, deputy director and chief curator of Hillwood, in an exploration of the Glass: Art. Beauty. Design exhibition.

Artist Beth Lipman, a contemporary artist in the Glass: Art. Beauty. Design exhibition, gives a virtual tour of her studio in Wisconsin.

Artist Karen LaMonte, a featured contemporary artist in the Glass: Art. Beauty. Design exhibition, discusses her approach to developing her mesmerizing sculptures.

Explore the life and legacy of fashion figure Ann Lowe, who built a career on her exemplary talents that weathered significant changes in fashion, as well as American culture.  

Come explore the extraordinary experience of influential women featured in the exhibition Determined Women: Collectors, Artists, and Designers at Hillwood.

Explore how Cartier’s designers adapted shapes, techniques, and materials from Islamic art across time, geography and media, synthesizing and transforming them into a unique, modern stylistic language that continues to inspire new creations.

Learn more about Jay Jaxon whose creativity and legacy have unequivocally paved the way for later Black designers who have reached the heights of the fashion system during the twenty-first century. Jaxon spent six years in Paris working at Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, eventually becoming head of Jean-Louis Scherrer in 1969. 

Tune in from home to explore the way Grace Kelly’s longstanding friendship with Marc Bohan, artistic director of Christian Dior, led her to turn so regularly to Dior as she acquired pieces tailored to both Hollywood glamour and stately elegance with Florence Müller, the originating curator of Grace of Monaco: Princess in Dior, and Hillwood’s curator Megan Martinelli. (Please note that there is no in-person program.)