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Article Archives
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20 Feb 2016Opening February 24 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, “International Pop” sends up the loud,...
19 Feb 2016NEW YORK CITY — Bonhams presented Dogs in Show and Field: The Fine Art Sale, the 35th annual auction...
19 Feb 2016LONDON — Car envy spurred bidders to $3,434,500 as an Aston Martin DB10 that James Bond drove in the movie...
19 Feb 2016DENVER, COLO. — If you think of Taos, N.M. — its mountains, trees, plants and flowers, its rivers,...
19 Feb 2016NEW HAVEN, CONN. — The Yale Center for British Art has released more than 22,000 additional high-resolution...
19 Feb 2016PHILADELPHIA — Moderne Gallery has set up a pop-up exhibition featuring collectable design and art in the Art &...
18 Feb 2016ATLANTA, GA. — A major retrospective of acclaimed contemporary Brazilian photographer Vik Muniz will...
18 Feb 2016An Exhibition At The Cloisters & A Book By Anne Kugielsky The World in Play: Luxury Cards 1430–1540...
18 Feb 2016CANTON, CONN. — An 8-by-6-inch oil painting on board in a gilt frame, circa 1880, was removed from...
17 Feb 2016By Michael Friedman MESA, ARIZ. — The past few years have been challenging for nearly all segments...
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