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December 31, 2002This MFA Boston showing has been touted as one of the most important photography exhibitions of the decade and also provides a rare opportunity to view Sheeler's work, since almost all of his extant...
December 31, 2002Reflecting on the outcome Richard Altermann stated, "Considering the economic climate, we are satisfied...There is still plenty of money around to be spent on quality Western and wildlife art."...
December 31, 2002Surprisingly, in an increasingly soft fine art market, paintings led the way, with many lots exceeding their estimates and two crossing the $30,000 line. Fueled by a record number of phone bidders, participation...
December 31, 2002According to Ron Pook, some of the finest groups of hand-woven carpets he has seen in one sale crossed the block during the event....
December 31, 2002"It's a great show, with a variety of things in good taste and a wide selection," said an interior decorator as she waited patiently at the entrance anticipating the 8 am start time for early...
December 31, 2002The museum's architectural conservator, William A. Flynt, will fill the position while the board continues its search for a successor to retiring executive director Donald R. Friary....-
December 31, 2002"t took us a while to realize that together we have all the expertise we need," said David Rago....
December 31, 2002On view at Roger King Gallery are paintings from the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s by William B. Baird, Edward Bannister, Frederick Batcheller, Gifford Beal, Anna Richards Brewster, and Alfred Bricher, among...
December 31, 2002In many of her artworks of the last two decades, Dorothy Ruddick used silk, cotton and wool thread to create painterly abstractions on linen canvas. The pieces shown at Richard York Gallery push "fiber...
December 31, 2002This Gulf Coast Museum of Art exhibition will include 25 artists whose works will provide unique historical insight into the evolution of contemporary art in the state during the past 25 years....
December 24, 2002It is hard to say one without the other, and no one knows this better than Donald R. Friary. "When your name becomes synonymous with the organization you run, it sends a signal that it might be a good...
December 24, 2002Christie's auction of Fine Printed Books and Manuscripts on December 19 saw two world records bested. The top lot was an Emancipation Proclamation signed by President Abraham Lincoln. Estimated at $600/800,000,...
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