📍 The Morgan Library & Museum, New York A hidden masterpiece in Midtown — gilded ceilings, carved wood, and a reading room that feels like stepping inside a Renaissance palace. Built in the early 1900s for J.P. Morgan, it now houses one of the world’s most important rare-book collections. Info: • Tickets: $22 adults / $14 students • Free Fridays: 5–7 PM • Madison Ave & 36th St Save for your next NYC trip 🤍 | Take My Heart Everywhere

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Our current exhibition “Sing a New Song: The Psalms in Medieval Art and Life” explores how deeply the Psalms shaped both religious and everyday life in the Middle Ages—more than we’ve ever realized. Very often, the Psalms were the first texts to be printed when printing presses were established across Europe, a testament to their vital role in teaching people how to read and how to pray. Tune in to hear Roger Wieck, the Morgan's Melvin R. Seiden Curator and Department Head of Medieval and Renais

Step behind the scenes at the Thaw Conservation Center with our Associate Paper Conservator, Becca Pollak! Art conservation requires the eye of a historian, the hand of a craftsperson, and the mind of a scientist. Becca examines each object to understand its materials, construction, and condition. She uses specialized imaging tools, such as the XRF and VSC shown in this video, alongside traditional tools like brushes, scalpels, and spatulas. Together, these instruments help our conservation team