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August 9, 2010Opening this month at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts is an exhibition that highlights photography role in South Africa complex transformation from apartheid to integration. ⁄arkroom: Photography...
August 9, 2010Debuting in a new venue on a new date, the annual antiques show sponsored by the Vermont Antiques Dealers†Association offered collections by 60 dealers as the show combined with the Green Mountain Antiques...
August 9, 2010Summer Magic, the pared down edition of the spring and fall Rhinebeck Antiques Fair, battled extreme heat on July 23. ýｔhe crowd was down, but the hardy shoppers were there as always and several were...
August 9, 2010Former bicycle repairman and preacher-turned-artist, the Reverend Howard Finster (1916-2001) was truly one of a kind. A minister in paint and a self-described ⁍an of Visions,†this energetic and ambitious...
August 9, 2010Guyette & Schmidt, Inc conducted its annual summer decoy auction on July 29 and 30 at the Sheraton Harborside Hotel. As was the case in the firm April auction, prices remained steady with the auction...
August 9, 2010These are exciting times in East Tennessee as new discoveries in pottery manufacturing and cabinetmaking are making their way into the public forum.
August 9, 2010Visitors to the Birchwood Manor Antiques Show can count on finding fine specimens of antiques across the board here, while enjoying a welcome respite from the summer oppressive heat.
August 3, 2010Aahhh, cowboy boots. To many, they seem the quintessential symbol of the American West †of yesterday and today. Developed after the Civil War, these seemingly essential accoutrements of eal†Westerners...
August 3, 2010At The Cobbs' July 10 sale, a 60-year collection amassed by Ben and Helen Prokuski of Goffstown, N.H., provided some tempting Americana offerings for collectors and dealers.
August 3, 2010The School of Visual Arts (SVA) presents ⁗here Is My Vote? Posters for the Green Movement in Iran,†an exhibition of more than 125 political posters by graphic artists worldwide created in support of the protests...
August 3, 2010The Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution, the Singapore Tourism Board and the National Heritage Board of Singapore are organizing the first exhibition and international...
August 3, 2010Gardens thrive on a good rain storm. Antiques dealers, set up in tents, do not. So for the second year in a row, the gardens came in first at Antiques in the Gardens, the annual show sponsored by the Maine...
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