At IFPDA’s October Prints & Drawings Month, Museums Are Quietly Rethinking Where Works on Paper Belong
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For most of museum history, prints and drawings have lived in a kind of curatorial basement: light-sensitive, rotated sparingly, and confined to dedicated study rooms and print cabinets while paintings and sculpture hold the main galleries. That hierarchy, baked into museum architecture for over a century, is being interrogated in Drawn Together: Collections in Conversation, presented October 19 as part of the International Fine Prints & Drawings Association's Prints & Drawings Mont
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