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March 2, 2004Sanford Smith has continually groomed and manicured ADAA's The Art Show, nurturing it all along the way to achieve its current robust stature.
March 2, 2004Although it has formal roots, Gramercy does maintain a strong eclectic presence that surely pleases the downtown crowds.
March 2, 2004The emphasis after 23 energetic years is still on the furniture, accessories, folk art and classic country Americana. The 220-plus exhibitors show it and they sell it.-
March 2, 2004The Cleveland Museum of Art will host an exhibition highlighting the private collection of Cleveland native and Grammy Award-winning record producer Tommy LiPuma.
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March 2, 2004A major survey of Japanese paintings by master artists from the Seventeenth to the Twentieth Century opens at Japan Society Gallery - its exclusive East Coast venue - on March 9.
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March 2, 2004Sixteen of the 20 paintings of hummingbirds that Heade intended as illustrations for a lavish book are on loan to the university from the Manoogian Collection.
March 2, 2004How did politicians ever get their messages out to voters prior to the days of television? A display of political buttons and other presidential campaign materials on view at the Cape Fear Museum provides...-
February 24, 2004"Jewish Life in Ancient Egypt," on view at the Norton Museum of Art, has been organized entirely from the vast collection of antiquities at The Brooklyn Museum of Art.
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February 24, 2004Cincinnati Art Galleries will feature paintings from the artist's early trompe l'oeil still lifes to his later impressionistic landscapes.
February 17, 2004Bidders vying for the James and Roberta Frazier stoneware collection filled the gallery to capacity and pushed total sales to just under a quarter of a million dollars.
February 17, 2004Villa commented the day of the auction that he likes the Wednesday schedule, as it weeds out a lot of the people that are merely looking for something to do on a Saturday afternoon.
February 17, 2004Winter landscapes were the theme of the day, both inside and out, as more than 150 bidders braved the weather to attend.
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