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December 18, 2001"Art Nouveau in Europe and America: From the Morse Collection" features some 75 objects and represents the largest exhibition ever of Art Nouveau objects from the museum's permanent collection....
December 18, 2001A dazzling African gold exhibition from the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is on view at the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow, marking the first full exhibition exchange between the two institutions...
December 18, 2001"[Richard] Baker, a New Yorker who has spent time in Boston and Provincetown, Mass., marches to his own drummer, ignoring most of arts breaking developments. But what can be a prescription for academicism...
December 18, 2001Ricco/Maresca Gallery will present a retrospective exhibition of works by William L. Hawkins, from private collections, never before shown to the public....
December 18, 2001Replacing shattered heirlooms became a mission of paramount importance to Radko, but when he set out on his buying quest, he soon found that mouth-blown glass ornaments were next to impossible to find....
December 11, 2001Any study of Beckford must divide its focus between the man and his collection. The flamboyant personal legend of the collector has tended to overshadow the objects that he gathered and, in many cases,...
December 11, 2001The sum, according to Phillips, is actually the second highest ever achieved at auction for a piece of furniture by Andre-Charles Boulle....
December 11, 2001Waddington's five-day sale in Toronto featured decorative arts and antique furniture, with 2,000-plus lots ranging from single consignments to entire estates....
December 11, 2001The 36-year-old Help! LP was autographed by all four members (John Lennon twice, front and back) and a rare find....
December 11, 2001If they didn't already know it, the managers of the fair learned first hand the complexities of show business in their first outing at Madison Square Garden....
December 11, 2001"I believe people needed to reconnect with each other," Smith stated. "Many major museums came and - considering all factors - this was a phenomenal show."...-
December 11, 2001The Professional Show Managers Association (PSMA) wishes to let the public know that the trade show business is alive and well in America....
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