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March 4, 2003"Heart Week" in Nashville is the unofficial convention, twice each year, February and October, for dealers of Americana. The name comes from the premier show of the week, Libby and Richard Kramer's...
March 4, 2003The museum's major expansion and renovation design, by architect Rafael Vinoly, features a soaring glass canopy that unifies the museum's campus with light-filled spaces....
March 4, 2003The show will be the first to explorethe movement as a global phenomenon affecting cities as far apart as Paris, New York, Bombay and Shanghai....
March 4, 2003This first exhibition to explore the paintings and pastels created by Marsden Hartley in New Mexico - currently on view at Alexandre Gallery through April 19 - represents the artist's only trip to the American...
March 4, 2003Intrigued by the play of patterns and light in the area, John MacDonald transforms local scenes into colorful woodblock designs of dappled light and hue at the Harrison Gallery....
February 25, 2003Chronicling a particularly vibrant and fertile period in Mexican history, a time when the arts flourished with the first breath of freedom after the revolution of 1910, this exhibition is currently on view...-
February 25, 2003As folks across the Northeast struggled to fit normal routines into a holiday weekend that brought one of the worst winter storms in a decade, auctioneers, too, were eyeing the skies and wondering if their...
February 25, 2003The successful bidder, as reported by Pook & Pook, was a representative of Drexel University in Philadelphia, Penn. The artist was the father of Anthony Drexel, who founded the institution in 1891. ...
February 25, 2003"This was the nicest example of the form that we have ever sold," commented Stephen Fletcher, further stating that many William and Mary highboys are often perceived as blocky or squat....
February 25, 2003The top lots were works by Chagall and Picasso, but several strong results for contemporary prints included $13,145 for Tom Wesselman's "Nude with Still Life," a record price at auction for a felt...
February 25, 2003In keeping with tradition, the seventh Palm Beach International Art & Antique Fair featured dealers from all over the world offering an enticing and costly trove of wares that organizers estimated were...
February 25, 2003Despite a six-inch snowfall the day before, 48 dealers from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware, and New York took part in this one-day event at the Quaker-founded George School....
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