Press Room

Currier Director and CEO Jordana Pomeroy joins the NH Business Review editors to talk about art, creativity, and community roots on the Down to Business podcast.

This article spotlights the generosity and vision behind the first endowed position in Currier history. 

The NH Chronicle invites you inside the Tidewater Cafe at the Currier, which offers a uniquely inspiring dining experience at the heart of a world-class art museum.

The Monadnock Ledger-Transcript tells the story of a desk that is way more than a desk. It was featured alongside exceptional furniture like it in the 30th-anniversary exhibition of the New Hampshire Furniture Masters at the Currier.

Ink Link highlights the Currier's annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Community Celebration in its weekend coverage of top area events, discussing the event's opportunities to see and make art in a welcoming and empowering environment.

Artscope celebrates the color, scale, and intensity of meaning in Flourishing: Paintings by Wendy Edwards on view in the Currier's new Concourse Gallery through April 5.

The NH Chronicle takes viewers behind the scenes of Joined Together: 30 Years of the NH Furniture Masters at the Currier Museum of Art. Meet some of the people who shaped this milestone exhibition.

The Art Newspaper gives an enthusiastic review of the new young adult book by Jordana Pomeroy, Currier Museum of Art Director and CEO.

Start off your weekend with color, texture, and celebration: NHPR includes the Currier’s Embellish Me opening party on November 7 in its list of the top 10 things to do this weekend.

“Gold foil? Bright plumage? Mathematical patterns? The tile in your childhood kitchen? Pattern and Decoration artists believed that art was vast enough to contain it all. That existing limits about the nature of art hamstrung its extraordinary possibilities. That pretty things, exuberant with life, should also appear in museums.” Read more about Embellish Me: Works from the Collection of Norma Canelas Roth and William Roth in the Currier’s “Art to live by” column in Ink Link.

The Kalil House – one of two Frank Lloyd Wright homes in the Currier collection – earns designation in the National Register of Historic Places. Smithsonian Magazine walks you through what it means.

The Boston Globe calls Embellish Me: Works from the Collection of Norma Canelas Roth and William Roth a "must-see" exhibition in New England.

ARTFORUM celebrates the new landmark status of the Kalil House, one of two Frank Lloyd Wright-designed homes stewarded by the Currier.

“Joined Together: 30 Years of the New Hampshire Furniture Masters  invites you to see the many layers of a great creative tradition. Step into the Currier this fall and breathe in the rich, unmistakable smell of wood. Be inspired by an artistic heritage embracing new possibilities.” The Currier’s “Art to live by” column in Ink Link shines the spotlight on the museum’s milestone Furniture Masters exhibition.

The American Scholar explores the work and inspiration of Rhode Island-based artist Wendy Edwards in their coverage of Flourishing: Paintings by Wendy Edwards at the Currier.

Read all about the Currier’s new milestone show, Joined Together: 30 Years of the New Hampshire Furniture Masters in the Union Leader’s weekend arts coverage.

NHPR encourages listeners to attend the Currier’s kick off of the Manchester Citywide Arts Festival.