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January 29, 2002An acclaimed photographer, Misrach has been creating images of the American West for more than 30 years. "Battleground Point" presents his most recent work, a series of photographs documenting...
January 29, 2002Frank Bernarducci and Louis K. Meisel are presenting the first New York solo exhibition of still lifes by Brooklyn artist Matthew Pierog through February 16....
January 29, 2002The Bennington Museum has started the New Year off with 56 photographs by the renowned photographer Lewis Hine documenting child labor in the opening years of the Twentieth Century....
January 25, 2002The first exhibition of Chinese bronze mirrors to be shown in New York City will be on view at China Institute Gallery from February 7 through June 2. "Circles of Reflection: The Carter Collection...
January 22, 2002More than 3,000 people passed through the York Avenue auction house during ten days of presale exhibitions and chairs were scarce at the six single-owner sales....
January 22, 2002In all, the gallery's two-day sale of Important American Furniture, Silver and Folk Art reached $10.8 million....
January 22, 2002Still and mechanical bank collectors faxed, phoned, mailed, bid live by Internet and in person for banks, tallying a figure of nearly $700,000 at Bertoia's....
January 22, 2002Dealer Russell Pritchard III's father makes new claims in court....MoMA plans a move....Long-lost Morris Graves still life is found....Portrait of George Washington heads for Barbra Streisand's Malibu...
January 22, 2002With six shows stretching from East 89th Street, where the New York Ceramics Fair opened on Wednesday at the National Academy of Design, to West 18th Street, where two new showcases - the American Antiques...
January 22, 2002Located in the Nord-Pas de Calais region of northern France, the museum opened its doors at the end of October 2001in one of the town's heritage sites, the Art Deco municipal swimming pool built between...
January 22, 2002Elegant artist Charles Lacoste was a good friend of such painters of the Nabis contingent as Édouard Vuillard and Félix Vallotton, as well as the Symbolist writers André Gide and Francis Jammes. His highly...
January 22, 2002Twenty examples of sartorial innovation and fine workmanship from the legendary couture houses of Worth, Lanvin, Patou, Vionnet and others will be on view....
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