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February 20, 2001A national network of advisors will offer their expertise to the curators, with an eye toward representing the broadest possible spectrum of contemporary American art. ...
February 20, 2001A new show at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, through April 29, brings together a group of crosses remarkable for their workmanship and variety of design....
February 20, 2001Rare artifacts and documentary materials illustrating Tibetan society and history will be on view for the first time in New York at the PaineWebber Art Gallery, drawn from the unrivaled Tibetan collection...
February 20, 2001"Heading West" traces the evolution from an imagined and imaginary territory to a concretely defined and mapped area through approximately 175 maps, atlases, photographs, and books....
February 20, 2001Wayne Miller focused on the African-American community of his hometown on the South Side of Chicago, eager to create photographs that would depict what he refers to as "universal truths." These...
February 13, 2001Organized by the Wadsworth Atheneum, this exhibition reassembles more than 40 interrelated paintings, drawings, prints, and sculpture by Gauguin, de Haan, and others from collections around the world....
February 13, 2001Hirschl & Adler Galleries will feature the first ever exhibition of Alexander Creswell's work in the United States through April 14....
February 13, 2001Designer Monthly, an online magazine published by the Sheffield School of Interior Design, is inaugrating a new series that will feature regular discussions of designer collectibles....
February 13, 2001On April 22, the BMA will unveil the most ambitious redesign of the galleries housing this famed assemblage of Post-Impressionist and Modern art in nearly 50 years....
February 13, 2001Mary Ryan Gallery features a sequence of 12 digitally altered photographs by Ward Davenny, reconstructed landscapes from photographs and videos taken by the artist over a period of several years....
February 13, 2001Chicago's McCormick Gallery will feature the work of 35 prominent artists beginning March 23....
February 13, 2001Courtroom yields more good news than bad for Sotheby's....Barnes Foundation seeks $3 million for the crumbling Ker-Feal....Yale's Courbet is back in the spotlight....
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