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July 2, 2002The funds will strengthen the museum's initiative to draw more local residents and families with children on a year-round basis. The grant was one of five given to arts and culture organizations by the Scottsdale-based...
July 2, 2002"Bartolome Esteban Murillo (1617-1682): Paintings from American Collections," co-organized by LACMA and the Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Tex., will feature more than 30 of the artist's...
July 2, 2002Twenty-four etchings and lithotints by James McNeill Whistler on display at the Colby College Museum of Art were created between 1858 and 1896 and depict daily life in the cities of Western Europe....
July 2, 2002For part of July and August, Salander-O'Reilly Galleries will put on the first American exhibition of paintings by the distinguished critic known for his oil paintings, still lifes, nudes and landscapes....
June 25, 2002The Glen S. Foster collection was responsible for $8.2 million of a $13,999,555 auction in which many paintings fetched five and ten times their high estimates....
June 25, 2002"I was flabbergasted by the great number of inquiries and comments I have received ever since the word went out that I would be handling [this] sale," Jim Dickerson, auctioneer, said. "It...
June 25, 2002The Craftsman and David Rago organizations conducted a recent auction at Rago's gallery featuring more than 1,100 diverse lots offering a bird's-eye view of the Arts and Crafts market....
June 25, 2002Three hours head start gave early buyers a decided advantage over the general admission crowd if they knew what they wanted, but one needs to have a plan when going into a 557-dealer show. ...
June 25, 2002Inside the York Fairgrounds' Memorial Hall, buyers eagerly inspected the treasures for sale at Jim Burk's annual Americana show after traveling from around the country to attend....
June 25, 2002Catherine Saunders-Watson never met an antiques show she didn't like, but if she had a preference, it is for those that are held in buildings that are, themselves, antiques....
June 25, 2002The Slater Memorial Museum, which has a long-standing focus on contemporary crafts, will host a major contemporary ceramics exhibition by artists of the Northeast....
June 25, 2002Pedersen Gallery features artists who lived and worked in Jersey Shore communities between 1869 and 1940 and are now becoming recognized for their contribution to American Art....
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