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February 27, 2001In their quest for a vernacular which allows them to identify with the US, and thus be identified as American, many artists who have come from abroad have often turned to folk art as a source and inspiration....
February 27, 2001Artist Marja Lianko's American and European dual identity serves as an intruiging foundation for much of her work at Pepper Gallery....
February 27, 2001David Findlay Jr Contemporary will exhibit 24 works by Jeffrey Blondes, including oil paintings as well as works on paper, in the artist's third solo showing at the gallery. ...
February 27, 2001The Fischbach Gallery, New York City, will feature recent realist paintings by Emma Tapley and Paul Rickert beginning March 8....
February 20, 2001Although his art was generally celebrated, Homer's unconventionality also stirred tremendous controversy and brought harsh criticism from some of the art press. This exhibit, on view through May 6 at the Nelson-Atkins...
February 20, 2001The first session consisted of manuscripts, books and photographs and was arguably the most fascinating in terms of political and Presidential material. The highest price achieved was for a sepia-toned...
February 20, 2001The rare late Eighteenth Century tall-case clock, with silvered dial inscribed "Barzillai Davidson, Norwich," and an untouched cherry case, was the sale's top lot....
February 20, 2001From an important private collection, many of the books in the sale were extremely scarce and fueled bidding wars in the room and on the telephone....
February 20, 2001Christie's second James Bond sale, conducted in London February 14, totaled close to $900,000 and was 99 percent sold. More than 800 bidders and onlookers filled two salerooms at the gallery, while14 telephone...-
February 20, 2001Calder family chooses a home for museum....Paul R. Jones gives 1,000-piece collection to the University of Delaware....National Civil War Museum opens....
February 20, 2001Rudolph Giuliani and the Brooklyn Museum of Art are butting heads once again after a February 15 press conference at City Hall, where the mayor blasted the BMA's current "Committed to the Image: Contemporary...
February 20, 2001The team of Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos were among more than 50 candidates and four semifinalists considered during a year-long international search....
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