Ralph Ziman has always been a pacifist — so much so that he became a conscientious objector and left his home country of ...

The Bomb Shelter in Akron, Ohio isn’t just another dusty antique store – it’s a full-blown time machine disguised as a warehouse, where $42 can fill your cart with treasures your grandparents would ...

ALBANY — For Diane Shewchuk, curator at Albany Institute of History & Art, The College of Saint Rose’s story is in the personal details. It’s in Mary Flatley’s 1940s yellow nursing dress ...

ABOUT halfway through the opening day of Art Basel’s fair in Switzerland, the dealer Larry Gagosian was sitting on a bench near his booth. Crowds—incredibly thick when the art fair opened to VIPs at ...

The Object 279 was the Soviet Union’s ultimate Cold War tank—engineered to cross swamps, break front lines, and even survive nuclear shockwaves. Weighing over 60 tons and armed with a 130mm ...

This article originally appeared in History of War magazine issue 138. From the earliest days of the Cold War, both the US and the USSR had nuclear weapons, but only one means of delivering a ...

Exhibitions Manager Rosemary Lennox said the Bloomberg Connects project was meaningful for her student workers. “By connecting the Public Art Collection to opportunities for students to research, ...

A technological conflict is simply a disguised version of a real flesh-and-blood battle. As Chris Miller's 2022 book Chip War explains, the US advantage in semiconductors was a crucial factor in ...

For the first time, The Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington is exploring its collection through the lens of LGBTQ+ identities and histories. Spanning more than 150 years, the Museum-wide exhibition ...

Pictures have revealed the interior of a former Cold War radar station believed to be the country's longest occupied. RAF Neatishead in Norfolk was downgraded from an RAF station 20 years ago but ...