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May 6, 2003Beginning May 11 and continuing through August 3, images exploring the natural world by internationally renowned photographers will be on view at the Indianapolis Museum of Art to celebrate The Nature...
May 6, 2003A collection of more than 75 pieces of ancient glass spanning three millennia - from circa fifth century BC to the Twelfth Century AD - in on view at Hurst Gallery....
May 6, 2003More than 200 photographs and drawings created by abstract sculptor Isamu Noguchi during travels funded by the Bollingen Foundation is on view at the temporary quarters of The Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum....-
May 1, 2003A 50-year-old North Annville Township resident is being held without bail in the Dauphin County Prison after he was arrested April 26 in connection with the death of Charles Richardson, 43, of Meshoppen,...
April 30, 2003Many important collectors, dealers and museum representatives were seen shopping on the floor during the opening moments, including Gary Stradling, Kirk Nelson and Stuart Feld of Hirschl & Adler Galleries...
April 29, 2003Frank Lloyd Wright's leaded glass windows, or "light screens," as he called them, are dazzling viewers in an exhibit currently on view at the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum....
April 29, 2003Cementing its growing national reputation as an outstanding regional museum and the leading repository of Connecticut art, the museum is exhibiting spectacular additions to its collection in recently expanded...
April 29, 2003"It had a significant single-family history," stated auctioneer Kaja Veilleux prior to the sale. "It came straight out of a Brunswick home and has never previously been offered to the public."...
April 29, 2003As the first painting headed for the podium, several of the runners were extremely busy - not getting the paintings ready for the block, but setting up additional seating to accommodate an enthusiastic...
April 29, 2003This was the second offering of Schaeffer's spatter ware collection at Pook's, with rock solid prices once again established across the boards....
April 29, 2003"As goes Wall Street, so goes Bedford," is a phrase one dealer overheard several times. The shared pulse at the nexus of this leafy Westchester County enclave and the nation's financial heartbeat...-
April 29, 2003Pat's natural curiosity always led her to find the unusual and often the unique. Her expertise ranged from tools of early needlework to medical curiosities, and from to fine faience to furniture of architectural...
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