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Collected Culture

Exploring art, history, and the culture of collecting through the stories behind the objects we create for others to collect.

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The Benjamin A. Smith II Collection: A Lifetime of Friendship with John F. Kennedy

The remarkable personal collection of President Kennedy’s Harvard roommate, lifelong friend, and former United States Senator, offered publicly for the first time.

An Evening at Goodfolk with Crowes Pasture

How a song about Philippe Petit, the Twin Towers, and the passage of time sparked a reflection on collecting.

Manuscript Society Comes to Boston

An Evening at the Historic Omni Parker House

Keeping Print Alive: Birdy. Magazine & Supporting the Creative Community

What started as a fun signed magazine promotion for our Discord community turned into a much bigger reminder about independent print culture, creative collaboration, and why supporting fellow artists,

Supporting Culture Close to Home

Andrew Houle, The Cabot & Preserving the Spirit of Small-Town Culture and Community Through Art

Printing for PEZ: A Behind-the-Scenes Collaboration with Josef Krichbaum

How a small custom print project unexpectedly connected Roulx, nostalgia, collectible culture, and the iconic world of PEZ.

Collecting Kennedy: The Edward Krohn JFK Postal Cover Collection

Inside one of the most extensive Kennedy philatelic archives we have encountered, featuring nearly 200 autographed covers tied to the presidency, assassination, and conspiracy world surrounding JFK.

Northbound to The Outer Limits

On art toys, collecting subcultures, and the kinds of conversations that spark new ideas.

Collecting Kennedy: Abraham Zapruder, George de Mohrenschildt & The Conspiracy Market

How obscure names, unanswered questions, and historical mystique drive the JFK collecting world

Introducing Art-Dex: A Nostalgia-Inspired Contemporary Art Object & Collectible Card Series

How a pair of forgotten vintage dexterity games unexpectedly sparked a playful and nostalgia-driven creative series.