Beyond Blue and White News & Updates

It’s hard to believe that it has already been nine months since the publication of Beyond Blue and White. What began as the rediscovery of Delftware hidden inside a Manhattan townhouse has grown into an extraordinary journey of lectures, conversations, podcasts, radio shows, museum visits, and new friendships across the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands.

Over the past months, I’ve had the privilege of speaking everywhere from historic museums and libraries to antique shows, bookshops, and private clubs — sharing the remarkable stories of the women, collectors, artists, and entrepreneurs who shaped the history of Delftware and blue-and-white ceramics.

I’m especially grateful for the wonderful response from so many different worlds: the museum and academic community, the decorative arts and design world, collectors, historians, contemporary artists, and readers who simply love blue and white and the stories these objects carry with them.

For those who may have missed recent events, many lectures, podcasts, interviews, and radio conversations are now available online to watch and listen to.

And there is much more ahead. Upcoming events and appearances are planned throughout both the US and the UK through Spring 2027.

To explore upcoming lectures, appearances, recordings, and events, please visit:
🌐 Beyond Blue and White Events

Thank you for being part of this remarkable year. I look forward to seeing many of you soon.

— Genevieve Wheeler Brown

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