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January 16, 2007The American Folk Art Museum presents a weeklong series of programs and receptions to coincide with its third annual Outsider Art Fair, which is January 23 through January 28.
January 16, 2007“A Deaf Artist in Early America: The Worlds of John Brewster Jr,” the first comprehensive exhibition on the important American painter John Brewster Jr (1766–1854), will be on view at the Portland...
January 16, 2007A new exhibition, “Helping Hands: Museum Volunteers Fund Acquisitions,” on view January 20–March 11, at the Brandywine River Museum honors the museum’s volunteers.
January 16, 2007The Toledo Museum of Art has reinstalled the recently recovered Francisco de Goya y Lucientes painting “Children with a Cart,” 1778, and it is currently on view in Gallery 28A for a limited time.-
January 16, 2007Robert C. Noortman, founder of Noortman Master Paintings in Maastricht, The Netherlands, died of a heart attack at his home in Belgium on Sunday, January 14. He was 60 and had been suffering from cancer,...
January 16, 2007Dave R. Aronson, director of Aronson Antiquairs and chairman of TEFAF Maastricht, died of cancer in Amsterdam on January 5. He was 60.
January 9, 2007“It is always nice to play to a full room,” quipped auctioneer Russ Carlsen after the most recent Americana auction conducted at Carlsen Gallery that took place in front of an overflow crowd over the weekend...
January 9, 2007“Clocks fascinate,” Philip D. Zimmerman writes in Delaware Clocks, his catalog to an exhibition of the same name at the Biggs Museum of American Art through February 25.
January 9, 2007Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, the operating company for the restored colonial village in Virginia’s Tidewater region, will open the new Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum on February 3.
January 9, 2007Longtime show manager Bob Armacost is hanging up his hat and has sold his lineup of shows to Bob James, a branding and public relations executive who has about 25 years of experience working with nonprofits,...
January 9, 2007In the shadow of the rugged Mount Sinai in Egypt lies Saint Catherine’s, the world’s oldest continuously operating Christian monastery, established in the Sixth Century. Artistic treasures from this...
January 9, 2007A Boston or Salem Federal candlestand with stunning form and ablaze with pinwheel inlay was the choicest of the choice when it recently sold for $166,750 at CRN Auctions.
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