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June 17, 2003An exceptionally large number of art museums seem to be dedicating newly expanded facilities these days, but few will outdo the dramatic effect of the new Gail and Melvin Nessel Wing of the Norton Museum...
June 17, 2003Biographical in its focus, this Portland Museum of Art exhibition features Porter's paintings and works on paper and also draws extensively on his personal correspondence, poetry, critical writings,...
June 17, 2003"Women of the Academy, 1826-2003" will examine the role of women in the history of the National Academy of Design and by extension, women's role over the past two centuries in the American...
June 17, 2003"Robert Bateman: A Retrospective," at The Bruce Museum of Arts and Science, includes 35 paintings, as well as one sculpture, several sketches and a few prints, all dated from 1948 to 2000....
June 10, 2003The Woodstock Guild hopes to share with the world the philosophy, fine art, furniture and decorative arts that have assured the community's reputation among serious students of the Arts and Crafts...
June 10, 2003Bidding on the piece opened at $70,000 and bounced back and forth between the gallery and the telephones, with phone bidder Todd Prickett of C.L. Prickett Antiques claiming the lot at $127,000....
June 10, 2003Leading the Ron Rhoads sale was a "wonderful" country auction scene depicting an auctioneer in front of a barn with a ring of bidders looking on that had been executed by Ellinger many years...
June 10, 2003"[Buyers] showed great appreciation not only for the rdf_Descriptions, which included some of the best Americana to come to the market recently, but, in a broader sense, for the collecting habits...
June 10, 2003The event drew a gate of 7,800, according to promoter Jimi Barton, who pointed out that the figure was just shy of May's all-time record of 8,100....
June 10, 2003It's an area for New York City people to travel north for weekend homes, vacations or just outings. And that makes it a natural for antiques shows....-
June 10, 2003After six years in the business of auctioning antique toys, advertising, coin ops and mechanical music machines, Maine-based Randy Inman Auctions Inc is making a permanent move to Allentown, Penn....
June 10, 2003A new exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum will be a real treat, combining our popular American pastime with the ever-growing interest in American folk art....
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