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February 13, 2001Perhaps the reason the Outsider Art Fair is so much fun is that it is so full of narrative - there is never a dull moment with so many stories about so many artists....
February 13, 2001GoAntiques, Inc.'s acquisition of Antique Networking, Inc. may soon create the largest online antiques business....
February 13, 2001Together the spaces are dedicated to the presentation of special exhibitions and represent the first part of the $1.5 million Phase II construction project to be opened during the course of the millennial...
February 13, 2001Butterfield's auction, which featured 189 lots, comprised rdf_Descriptions relating to dinosaurs, fossils, gems and minerals, as well as space memorabilia from a NASA employee and meteorites from the Asteroid...
February 13, 2001Weschler's auction of European and American Furniture and Decorations accommodated a record number of first-time bidders and collectors vying against a coterie of dealers from around the country and abroad....
February 13, 2001How does one describe an art and antiques auction that includes prints by Marc Chagall, pottery by Picasso and 35 paintings of clowns?...
February 13, 2001It was the first time in 25 years that Martone's Auction Gallery had to delay an auction due to bad weather, but the rescheduled sale still produced a standing-room-only crowd....
February 7, 2001Sotheby's plea deal accepted....Corcoran Gallery receives $30 million from AOL executives....New chair endowed at Colonial Williamsburg....
February 7, 2001This year's Ceramics Fair, mounted at the National Academy of Design, was in most respects better than the last. Not only was the quality exceptionally high, but the show has clearly struck a chord with...
February 7, 2001The show, now in its 47th year, has become so exquisitely diversified that to wander through its gilded aisles is to pass from culture to culture, epoch to epoch without ever really coming to rest....
February 7, 2001Showgoers of all kinds lined up at Piers 90 and 92 for the event, an annual highlight of New York City's Americana Week....
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