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August 5, 2008The Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum will present ⁈ouse Proud: Nineteenth Century Watercolor Interiors from the Thaw Collection,†an exhibition that examines the evolution of the domestic...
August 5, 2008As part of its ongoing transformation, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has unveiled its newly reinstalled Latin American galleries in the Art of the Americas building, featuring ancient American,...
August 5, 2008Weekly auctions at Broad Cove Auctions turn up a wide range of buying opportunities for collectors and dealers who crowd the ballroom just off Hingham Harbor. The sales draw a loyal audience from the area...
August 5, 2008Hot weather greeted exhibitors and shoppers returning to the fields here for the July 8‱3 edition. Much like life in the southern Mediterranean, the midsummer Brimfield show typically adopts a more languorous...
August 5, 2008Jean Sinenberg Prestige Shows filled the Bridgehampton Community House with exhibitors offering early home furnishings, antiques for the garden, jewelry and fine art at the 17th annual Hamptons Antiques...
July 30, 2008Want to smile? Want to be amused? Want to be amazed? And do you just want to have a grand time? Enter the world of The Radiator Kid, The Arbus Twins, Big Face, Shelly, The Bug Lady, Spiny Bulbous, Scrapasaurus...
July 29, 2008Sotheby June 14 sale of Twentieth Century design brought $7,398,250. The sale was highlighted by a rare ⁁pple Blossom †table lamp, circa 1905, by Tiffany Studios, which brought $932,500, setting...
July 29, 2008The historic village of Four Corners in Tiverton, R.I., was abuzz with activity on Independence Day morning where 31 dealers set up for Jackie Sideli 15th anniversary Tiverton Four Corners Antiques...
July 29, 2008Thomas Eakins ⁔he Concert Singer †is on view at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) where it will remain for approximately one year in PAFA historic landmark building.
July 29, 2008An exhibition, ⁋irchner and the Berlin Street, †will be presented from August 3 to November 10 in the Special Exhibitions Gallery, third floor, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).
July 29, 2008⁉t was magical, the weather was perfect, the dealers set up great looking booths with interesting material, Martha Stewart was the perfect honorary chair, and the Botanical Gardens turned out a crowd...
July 29, 2008One longstanding misperception about The Frick Collection is that works of art cannot be moved around by its present-day staff. The flexibility with which the curators do juxtapose Frick-owned works within...
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