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Painters at Le Pouldu, 1889-90

13 Feb 2001

Organized by the Wadsworth Atheneum, this exhibition reassembles more than 40 interrelated paintings,...
Reflections of New York 2001

13 Feb 2001

Hirschl & Adler Galleries will feature the first ever exhibition of Alexander Creswell's work in the United...
Fiestaware’s Hot, but don’t Get Burned

13 Feb 2001

Designer Monthly, an online magazine published by the Sheffield School of Interior Design, is inaugrating...
Reopening of the Cone Collection Heralds the Baltimore Museum of Art’s New Design

13 Feb 2001

On April 22, the BMA will unveil the most ambitious redesign of the galleries housing this famed assemblage...
Filling the Sky

13 Feb 2001

Mary Ryan Gallery features a sequence of 12 digitally altered photographs by Ward Davenny, reconstructed...
Surrealism, with an American Attitude

13 Feb 2001

Chicago's McCormick Gallery will feature the work of 35 prominent artists beginning March 23....
International News Briefs

13 Feb 2001

Courtroom yields more good news than bad for Sotheby's....Barnes Foundation seeks $3 million for the crumbling...
From the Outside Looking in

13 Feb 2001

Perhaps the reason the Outsider Art Fair is so much fun is that it is so full of narrative - there is never...
Two Major Antiques Web Sites Merge

13 Feb 2001

GoAntiques, Inc.'s acquisition of Antique Networking, Inc. may soon create the largest online antiques...
Robert Douglas Hunter and Fleet Galleries Open at CMFA

13 Feb 2001

Together the spaces are dedicated to the presentation of special exhibitions and represent the first...

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